What's suitable for the fourth day of the tenth lunar month in 2019?

What's suitable for the fourth day of the tenth lunar month in 2019? The tenth month of the lunar calendar is also called the "Yin Month". The reason is said to be derived from the ancient Yin-Yang theory. October is "purely Yin, and there is no Yang, so it is named so." Come to Shuimoxiansheng.com to see if the tenth month of the lunar calendar in 2019 is a good day.

What day is the fourth day of the tenth month in the lunar calendar 2019?

October 4, 2019 (Lunar calendar)

October 31, 2019, Thursday, Scorpio (solar calendar)

Peng Zu's 100 taboos: Xin is not compatible with Jiang Chou and Guandai. Conflict: Ox and Sheep. Today's conflicts and combinations: Conflict with Sheep, Punishment with Dog, Harm with Horse, Destroy with Dragon, Compatible with Rat, Triple Compatibility with Snake and Rooster, Six Compatibility with Rat. Yearly evil: East. Constellation: North Dou Mu Xie - auspicious.

What are the taboos on the fourth day of the tenth month of the lunar calendar in 2019?

【Today’s Recommendation】
Build a house, manage the road, make money, move and open a warehouse

【Today's taboo】
Bed-setting, seeking wealth, building, returning home, offering sacrifices, praying for blessings, releasing water, getting married, sailing, building embankments, planting, funerals, breaking ground, moving into homes, traveling, buying property, burials, digging canals, breaking ground, opening markets, taking up positions

What does Po Ri mean?

Broken day. Po is one of the twelve names of Jianchu. The twelve names of Jianchu were originally symbols used by ancient Jianchu masters to accurately record dates, but later generations attached them to symbols of good and bad fortune. Po Ri means an unlucky day.
Source: See Yunlu (Qing Dynasty). Volume 10 of "Xie Ji Bian Fang Shu". Broken Day: "On a Broken Day, it is suitable to seek medical treatment, cure illness, destroy the house, and damage the wall. The meaning is derived from the broken." Chapter 11 of "Fupu Xiantan": "Yin Biyou opened the imperial calendar, checked an unlucky day, and invited a few companions to go to Nanjing."