What does Wang Di mean?

The "ecliptic" in the lunar calendar refers to the orbit of the sun, which is often called the equator. It is said that in ancient times, the Yellow Emperor formulated the lunar calendar according to the ecliptic to solve various problems in agricultural production, because he found that the planting and growth of crops were related to the ecliptic. Through years of observation and summary, the ancients found that each solar term has its own characteristics, and the prosperity in the yellow calendar is a good day for a specific day. Therefore, the Gregorian calendar means that the place where the sun passes can bring the greatest energy in a specific time, and this time is based on the earthly branch it represents.

"Wang Di" often appears on auspicious days in the Gregorian calendar, which means that the sun is on the corresponding earthly branch, and it represents the strongest energy. On such days, people have the strongest physical activity ability and better mental state, and are suitable for engaging in important affairs, such as seeking wealth and getting married, and can get good results. In these days, with "Wang Di", especially "Wang Di" in Yin Wu, the three branches of the earth deserve more attention, so it is sometimes called "ternary Wang Di".

In today's people's lives, although the Yellow Emperor Wang Li seems to be out of date, there are still many people who pay special attention to it. According to its guidance, adjusting people's life rhythm can not only avoid unnecessary troubles, but also get more good luck. But please remember that Emperor Wang Li is just a belief, and we should always be rational and not blindly superstitious. While following the Gregorian calendar, we also need to work hard and strive for real good luck.