What is the date and day of November 17th in the lunar calendar 2018?

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What day is November 17th in the lunar calendar 2018?

November 17, 2018 (Lunar calendar)

December 23, 2018, Sunday, Capricorn (solar calendar)

[The year of Wuxu is the dog, the wood of Pingdi, the month of Jiazi is the rat, the metal of Haizhong, the day of Jichou is the ox, the fire of Pili]

Peng Zu's 100 taboos: Ji does not break the ticket, Chou does not crown the belt. Conflict: Ox day clashes with (Guiwei) sheep. Today's conflicts and combinations: Conflict with the sheep, Punishment with the dog, Harm with the horse, Break with the dragon, Compatible with the rat, Sanhe with the snake and the rooster, Sixhe with the rat. Yearly evil: Yearly evil east. Constellation: Eastern house day rabbit - auspicious

Year of Void: Chensi Month: Xuhai Day: Wuwei

Lunar November 17, 2018

Today's good and bad luck determined by the 12 gods in the old almanac: except for getting married and burying a wife, seeking an official position will hinder your future. Doing business, traveling and migrating, starting construction and fighting against Qin. It is good for curing diseases, catching thieves and removing evil spirits. It is also advisable to close the curtains and get rid of evil spirits. Cut off the poison, kill the ants, and block the rat holes, and explain the grievances to all spirits. Corrupt and cruel officials are evil people. Tell them the truth on the day of the extinction.

What are the things to do and not to do on November 17th of the lunar calendar in 2018?

【Today’s Recommendation】
Recruiting a son-in-law, building, seeking medical treatment, accepting a son-in-law, taking office, opening the market, traveling, collecting money, seeking wealth, hiding treasures, raising livestock, lifting sacrifices, planting, and consecrating.

【Today's taboo】
Moving into a new house, getting married, praying for blessings, burying, releasing water, accepting betrothal gifts, breaking ground, accepting livestock, setting up beds, moving, raising beams, performing funeral ceremonies, fasting and offering sacrifices, setting up doors