Why should I enter the house one day but avoid moving?

Pay attention to auspicious days when moving. People will look up a day's "should be avoided _" from the perpetual calendar and choose an auspicious day to move. However, there will be a contradiction in the perpetual calendar. Some days I read "I should move" and at the same time I read "I shouldn't go into the house _".

On the same day, "should move _ should avoid entering the house", then why do you feel that you should move but avoid entering the house? This is mainly because there is a difference between moving into a house and moving, and they do not have the same meaning.

Moving refers to removing furniture, household appliances and daily necessities from your home before you formally move in. Entering the house means that the owner and his family officially move into a new home and cook with fire.

"Moving is appropriate", you can move things into your new home. "Don't enter the house" means that the day is not suitable for formal check-in, so we should choose another auspicious day.