Can I move on the twelfth day of the first month? Can I move into the house on the twelfth day of the first month?

Moving into a house actually means moving from one place to a new place. Throughout the life of modern people, there will always be several changes and changes. Most people in China think that moving (moving) will bring different degrees of good or bad luck to the parties (or the owners and their families). Therefore, when moving (moving), most people always choose an auspicious day, choose an auspicious time and place, and follow the relevant traditional customs, likes and dislikes, hoping to have a good omen and people will finally feel at ease.

The twelfth day of the first month is not suitable for moving into a house.

The Gregorian calendar needs to start business, get married, get a certificate, start traveling, start cooking, travel, enter school, build graves, offer sacrifices, hold fairs and beg for money and forgiveness.

It is forbidden to relocate and decorate, break ground, get engaged, seek heirs, break ground, build, pray for Kalina, relocate houses, seek medical treatment, drain water from columns, and build dikes to transport earth.

So this day is more suitable for moving into a house.

What are the customs on the twelfth day of the first month?

On the twelfth day of the first month, people bake cypress fire as a homonym to avoid plague and drive away harm. On this day, people will burn all the old furniture, carve a cypress lock with the remaining cypress branches after burning, tie a rope and hang it around the baby's neck in order to live longer. Homophonic roast a hundred fires for a hundred years, children walk the streets and bake a hundred fires, and there is no disease or disaster in one year. At dusk, people light cypress branches in front of their homes, and the smoke is filled with a fragrance. A family sitting around the fire has a beautiful meaning. Therefore, people must follow, so that it is possible to bring more surprises and a good fate to themselves and their families in their later lives.