Is it the same meaning to enter the house and move in the old calendar?

You can't. Moving is a big concept, which is a general term for moving, moving, moving and entering the house, so what we need to know is the relationship between moving and entering the house.

Entering a house means that people choose the ecliptic festival, choose auspicious time and live in a new house according to some old customs and traditions. Entering the house is closely related to old customs.

When moving, people may not have too many taboos, but when entering the house, they are very particular about Feng Shui. When entering the house, people may consider the location of the house and the owner's hurry. It may be a good sign for people to avoid these when entering the house.

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There is no word "moving" in the yellow calendar, but the word "entering the house" has always been in the yellow calendar. In the Yellow Calendar, there are only sayings of entering the house, moving and migrating, and moving is a way of life for modern people. In the past, when ancestors wrote the yellow calendar, there was no such thing as moving. In other words, in ancient times, entering the house meant moving.

"Home is better than moving" in the old almanac is a typo that modern people don't understand the almanac, or for a better understanding. Because in China, the proper nouns of "choosing a day" are only "entering the house", "moving" or "migrating", and there is no moving. "Entering the house" and "moving" both mean moving. "Migration" refers to the migration of people or things. The migration of people is mobile, and the migration of things is to move furniture and other things.

Now, separating moving from entering the house means different things, and everyone generally accepts this statement, which means that "moving" means moving, which is beyond doubt.

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