What's the difference between "Suitable for nothing" and "Taboo for nothing"?

"Suitable: Nothing is suitable" means that there is nothing particularly suitable for this day. not too good , not too bad Ping. Remind everyone to try not to carry out major matters.

"Taboo: Everything goes wrong" means that doing things on this day is taboo and fierce. In terms of "taboo", everything will be taboo, and try to avoid the major events of this day.

Everything should not be in Chinese, and the pinyin is zhsh? b? y?.

The source of the ecliptic says: Suitability: Everything is unsuitable; Bogey: Everything is inappropriate.

note:

The so-called "everything is not suitable" means that it is not suitable for major events such as getting married, opening a business, going out of town, going to work, and entering the house. And it doesn't mean that nothing can be done in daily life!

Extended data:

There are several "nothing is appropriate" situations on the calendar:

1, when the earthly branch of the current day collides with the earthly branch of the current year, it is called "year break";

2. When the earthly branch of the day collides with the earthly branch of the month, it is called "the moon breaks";

3. beginning of spring, Changxia, beginning of autumn and beginning of winter in the twenty-four solar terms were called "four noes" the day before;

The day before the vernal equinox, autumnal equinox, summer solstice and winter solstice in the 24 solar terms is called "Four Departures" Day.

Other nouns in the yellow calendar:

Remainder: The same thing

Don't take the rest: don't take anything. No: no. It means that on this day, nothing is suitable except what is stipulated in the Gregorian calendar. "Take nothing else" is a geomantic term. For example, "painting on a flat road, not taking the rest": painting on a flat road is the same as explaining the road. The whole meaning is that on this day, you can only do things like leveling roads and nothing else. Otherwise, you will break the taboo and you will not succeed.

Nothing is suitable: everything: all kinds of things. A: Yes. It means that there is nothing particularly suitable for this day.

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