What is the zodiac of Si Ming on weekdays?

"ecliptic" is a term in ancient astronomy, and the ecliptic is the orbit of the earth around the sun. Its astronomical theory originated in ancient Babylon and was introduced into ancient Greece, from Greece to India around the Gregorian calendar, and from Sui and Tang Dynasties to China with the translation of Buddhist scriptures. At that time, China's astronomical calendar had a mature astrological system of 28 constellations, so the introduction of the zodiac did not have much influence on the traditional astronomy in China. It was not until the late Ming Dynasty that Christian missionaries introduced western astronomy to China in large quantities, and the zodiac was gradually widely used. It's just that the zodiac is located in the same place as the solar calendar in China, and the distribution of 24 solar terms and 28 nights is the same, which is why the zodiac is integrated into China astronomy. China's astronomical astrology system itself is based on the ancient astrology theory, so the concept of the zodiac is naturally used by astrology.

The harvest day is 12 days: twelve days of construction, division, enrichment, equality, determination, persistence, destruction, danger, success, harvest, opening and closing. The zodiac is the star of the sun. Getting rid of danger is a good thing, but building an apartment, breaking it and closing it is a bad thing. Sometimes two stars can overlap on the monthly holiday duty.