Is the fifth day of the first lunar month in 2020 - January 29 an auspicious day? Should we welcome the God of Wealth?

Is the fifth day of the first lunar month in 2020 - January 29 an auspicious day?

(1) The fifth day of the first lunar month in 2020 will be a day of conflict:
Peng Zu's 100 Taboos: Xin is not compatible with Jiangwei, so don't take medicine. Conflict: Sheep Day Conflict (Yichou) Ox Yearly Evil: Yearly Evil West Star: North Wall Water - Good
(2) Attributes of the fifth day of the first lunar month in 2020:
[Do not use it for important matters when the sun is inauspicious or the moon is inauspicious]
(3) Taboos on the fifth day of the first lunar month in 2020:
》Fasting and praying, releasing water and accepting livestock 》Opening the market, setting up bonds, accepting money and shipping goods 》Accepting marriage, moving into the house, setting up doors and separating 》Building and breaking ground, setting up beds and closing tents 》Ceremony of marriage, burial, raising beams and erecting pillars 》Building houses, purchasing property, holding rituals and beating drums 》Traveling and migrating
——First: Today is a bad day
——Secondly: There are 32 taboos on that day
》Therefore, the fifth day of the first lunar month in 2020 does not meet the requirements of an auspicious day and is not an auspicious day.

Do you want to welcome the God of Wealth?

《1》The fifth day of the first lunar month: Po Wu Festival The fifth day of the first lunar month, commonly known as Po Wu Festival, is one of China's traditional festivals with a long history. It gets its name from the fact that Chinese folk customs believe that many previous taboos can be broken on this day.
——Ancient taboos:
For example, on this day people must eat dumplings, cannot cook with raw rice, and women are not allowed to visit other people's homes.
"Yanjing Sui Shi Ji" said: The fifth day of the lunar month is called "Po Wu". During this period, no raw rice can be used for cooking and women are not allowed to go out.
Newly married women also returned home on the same day, and merchants gradually resumed their trade. The Qing Dynasty Bi Lei Chao also states: "The fifth day of the first lunar month is called Po Wu, and women are not allowed to go out.
《2》The fifth day of the first lunar month: Welcoming the God of Wealth The fifth day of the first lunar month, commonly known as "Po Wu", is the day when the Chinese people "welcome the God of Wealth". From the evening of the 3rd to the early morning of the 4th, many people will "welcome the God of Wealth" by setting off firecrackers, but this will inevitably aggravate air pollution.
In fact, besides setting off firecrackers, there are many other ways to "welcome the God of Wealth" among the Chinese people.
《3》Eating dumplings on the fifth day of the first lunar month In addition to eating dumplings for the New Year’s Eve dinner, the fifth day of the first lunar month is called “Po Wu”, and dumplings are also eaten there. There is a saying that there are many taboos from the first to the fifth day of the New Year, and people should not "act rashly". After the fifth day, the New Year is basically over and there are no more taboos, so people have to eat dumplings to celebrate.
What is special is that in today's Tianjin and nearby areas (such as Cangzhou City), there is still a custom of "making dumplings and pinching the mouths of villains", which is said to make the villains shut their mouths and say less bad things in the coming year.