Check the lunar calendar contents for August 17, 2019, Year of the Pig. Is it a good day?

Kindergartens, primary schools, middle schools and universities have all started classes one after another, and my home has gradually become less lively. Check the lunar calendar contents for August 17, 2019, Year of the Pig. Is it a good day? The eighth month of the lunar calendar is also called "Mid-Autumn", and every autumn rain brings a chill. Shuimoxiansheng.com will accompany you through every day of the eighth lunar month of 2019.

1. What day is August 17 in the Year of the Pig 2019?

August 17, 2019 (Lunar calendar)

September 15, 2019, Wednesday Virgo (solar calendar)

[The year of Ji Hai is Pig, Pingdi Wood; the month of Gui You is Rooster, Jianfeng Metal; the day of Yi Mao is Rabbit, Daxi Water]

Peng Zu's 100 taboos: Don't plant when the year of Yi is Yi, and don't dig a well when the year of Mao is Mao. Conflict: Rabbit day clashes with Rooster (Jiyou). Today's conflicts and combinations: Conflict with Rooster, Punishment with Rat, Harm with Dragon, Break with Horse, Compatible with Dog, Triple Combination with Pig and Sheep, Six Combination with Dog. Yearly evil: Yearly evil in the west. Constellation: Pleiades day in the west - Rooster - Unlucky

The year of the Void: Chensi Month: Xuhai Day: Zichou Today's Yin and Yang Noble Gods are in the position of Yang Noble God: Southwest Yin Noble God: Due North

God of Wealth God of Happiness: Northwest God of Fortune: Southeast God of Wealth: Northeast

This month's fetal god: Occupy the toilet Today's fetal god: Due east outside the Tuishi Gate

2. What should we do and avoid on August 17, 2019, the Year of the Pig?

【Today’s Recommendation】
[Do not use the four wasteful things of the day] Take medicine to marry a son-in-law, get rid of medicine, seek medical treatment, break the house, take a son-in-law, get money, get married, start drilling, and sign a contract

【Today's taboo】
[Four wastes of the day, do not use them] Building a house, traveling, separation, burial, praying for blessings, moving, building a stove, buying property, opening the market, moving into a new house, breaking ground, sailing, taking in livestock, raising the beams, installing the gates, planting, taking up office, fasting and offering sacrifices, closing the tent, wearing the hairpin, installing the bed, repairing, opening the warehouse, collecting money, breaking ground, releasing water, offering sacrifices, and erecting pillars

3. The hexagram for today on August 17, 2019, the Year of the Pig, comes from the old calendar

Di Ze Lin (Lin Gua) is a middle-upper Gua that teaches the people to protect the people. [Xiang says]: When the king is unjust, the people are in dire straits, and they always wish for the clouds to clear and the sky to appear. Fortunately, they meet a wise ruler who governs the country with benevolence, and they can live in peace and happiness again. This hexagram is composed of two different hexagrams (lower Dui and upper Kun) stacked on top of each other. Kun represents the earth; Dui represents the marsh. The earth is higher than the marsh, and the marsh is contained within the earth. It means that the monarch personally governs the country and maintains harmony between the upper and lower classes.
[Business]: It will be very smooth and rewarding, but you must always pay attention to market trends, work diligently, prevent unexpected accidents, and especially handle interpersonal relationships properly.
[Marriage and Love]: Speed ​​up the process, go all out, both parties treat each other with honesty, and live happily and harmoniously.
[Seeking fame]: Your efforts have reached the harvest season. You should be more humble, strict with yourself, and achieve your goals cautiously and carefully. Accidents are likely to occur, and you should deal with them calmly with a strong will. If you are too weak, you will lose opportunities.
[Career]: It is a great time to succeed. You must seize it and don't miss the opportunity. But you cannot be satisfied with this, as good luck will soon disappear. You must plan for the long term, pay attention to summing up experience, unite with others, and jointly explore new areas.
[Going out]: When you are fully prepared, take action immediately without hesitation.
[Decision-making]: Flexible mind, good at interacting with others, independent-minded and with leadership skills. It is necessary to strengthen one's overall personal cultivation, treat others with integrity, establish a good personal reputation, and especially have a far-sighted vision and long-term plans to ensure the development of one's career and a bright future. What they did was even risky to save the declining situation. If necessary, you need to wait patiently for the opportunity.

4. Good and bad things to do on August 17, 2019, the Year of the Pig

Today's almanac's 12 gods determine good and bad luck: It will be unlucky for funerals and weddings on an unlucky day, and all matters will have no good ending. If the talks are not going well, the plans will not succeed; if the business deals are not going well, the deals will not go well. Even if He Baoyi is good at staying in a place, it will still be in ruins when used. Acupuncture and moxibustion can be used to treat diseases, and scholars can take the exam to win the title of genius.

5. Development of the lunar calendar: the calendar of the Tang Dynasty

——As woodblock printing technology matured, the government began to print calendars. According to historical records, the old almanac printed on woodblocks appeared in the ninth year of the Tang Dynasty (835 AD). On these carved calendars, content related to auspicious and taboo activities began to appear in large quantities. Such rich avoidance and tendency content was not previously included in the resumes of banknote sales due to cost considerations.
——The calendar dates of official seals were quite popular in the Tang Dynasty and were even often privately printed. For example, during the reign of Emperor Wenzong, before the Sitiantai issued the new calendar for the next year, private calendars printed by the Chinese people were already sold on the market. Therefore, Emperor Wenzong issued an edict in the ninth year of Taihe (835) to ban the private possession of calendar plates.
——Since the calendar is the tool used by the emperor to promulgate the calendar, people also call the calendar the "imperial calendar."
The earliest imperial calendars in my country that can be seen today are the calendar printed in the fourth year of Qianfu (877 AD) during the reign of Emperor Xizong of the Tang Dynasty, and the calendar printed in the second year of Zhonghe (882 AD) during the reign of Emperor Xizong of the Tang Dynasty. These are not only among the earliest printed calendars in the world today, but also extremely precious early woodblock prints. Unfortunately, both have been lost abroad and are now in the collection of the British Museum in London, England.