What is the date of December 21st in the lunar calendar 2019? What day is it?

What is the date of December 21st in the lunar calendar 2019? What day is it? The twelfth month of the lunar calendar is also known as the twelfth month, or the wax month. So what are the things to do and not to do in the twelfth month? Visit Shui Mo Xiansheng's website to learn more about the twelfth lunar month of 2019.

What day is December 21st of the lunar calendar in 2019?

December 21, 2019 (Lunar calendar)

Capricorn on Wednesday, January 15, 2020 (Solar calendar)

[The year of Ji Hai is Pig, Pingdi Wood, the month of Ding Chou is Ox, Jianxia Water, the day of Ding Si is Snake, Sand Middle Earth]

Peng Zu's 100 Taboos: Don't shave your head if you are Ding, and don't travel far if you are Si. Conflict: Snake clashes with Pig on the day of Xin Hai. Today's conflicts and compatibility: Conflict with Pig, Punishment with Monkey, Harm with Tiger, Break with Monkey, Compatibility with Monkey, Three Compatibility with Rooster and Ox, Six Compatibility with Monkey. Yearly Evil: East. Constellation: South Zhen Water Earthworm - Good luck.

Year of Void: Chensi Month: Shenyou Day: Zichou

What are the things to do and not to do on December 21st of the lunar calendar in 2019?

【Today’s Recommendation】
[Do not use the four waste days of the day] Open the warehouse to pray for blessings, get married, pray for children, pray for wealth, go to school, worship, and tailor clothes

【Today's taboo】
[Do not use the four waste days of the day]: building, going out for military service, separation, sailing, receiving marriage proposals, entering a new home, litigation, raising beams, setting up certificates, traveling, opening business, erecting pillars, installing doors, buying property, seeking medical treatment, setting up beds, breaking ground, receiving money, building houses, receiving livestock, getting married

What do “Chengri” and “Jianri” mean in the lunar calendar?

According to the folk customs in the old times, if there were important things to be done, one had to choose an auspicious day. The most auspicious day was an auspicious day, and it was easiest to succeed on that day. The opposite of an auspicious day was an unlucky day, and it was not appropriate to do anything on that day, and one had to be cautious in everything. Looking at the calendar of the old society (commonly known as the old almanac), under each day there are words like: Jian, Chu, Man, Ping, Zhi, Shou, Cheng, Po Wei, Kai, and Bi, which indicate whether the day is auspicious or inauspicious.
Generally speaking, Chu, Wei, Ding, Ping, Cheng and Kai are auspicious days; while Jian, Man, Zhi, Po, Shou and Bi are inauspicious days. But we also need to distinguish the things to be done and look at them specifically. The specific meanings are as follows:
Jianri: refers to the beginning of something before it is completed. It is suitable for building foundations, breaking ground, digging stones, consecrating and installing buildings. Anything else is not suitable.
Churi: means to make things clear. It is suitable for venting old things, cleaning, bathing, seeking medical treatment, burial, etc.
Manri: refers to the meaning of perfection. It is suitable to do all happy events and avoid doing all inauspicious events.
Weekdays: refers to smooth sailing. Both happy and sad events can be handled.
Dingri: means everything has a fixed date. It is suitable for adoption, business, visiting, examinations, etc., but other bad things are not suitable.
Zhiri: refers to being stubborn and inflexible in everything. All happy and unlucky things should be avoided.
Chengri: refers to the achievement of everything. All matters, good or bad, can be handled.
Closing day: refers to the meaning of taking back and converging. It is only appropriate to collect, claim and bury. Besides, all kinds of evil things are not suitable.
Po Ri: means rupture and breakout. Avoid doing anything happy or bad. The day of punishment and destruction refers to this day.
Wei Day: It means you should be careful in everything. You can get things done but be careful, use small things for big things.
Opening day: refers to a smooth opening and everything will be feasible. Closed day; refers to being blocked. It can be collected and buried, but nothing else is appropriate.