Why is it written on the calendar that "the daily value is over 10,000, and major events are not suitable"?

There are eight words written on the lunar calendar, which are "the daily value is broken, and major events are not suitable". This is a negative warning to people not to violate this day and this position.

In fact, it also has positive benefits, just because people don't understand why. Therefore, people who compile calendars would rather cover up the benefits, just seek the power, and don't talk about luck, lest people misuse it.

What do you mean, "the daily value exceeds 10,000 at the end of the year"? For example, in the second year, Tai Sui is at the end of the year, and its end must be at noon. The days commemorated by the main and underground branches are noon days, such as Wu Jia, Bingwu, Wuwu, Wu Geng and Renwu. These days are all called "Breaking the Sun". The negative pressure field is the strongest this afternoon, and if it is committed (especially by rats), there will be disaster.

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The first calendar in China was about 4000 years ago. According to a page of Oracle Bone Inscriptions calendar in Oracle Bone Inscriptions, it is proved that the calendar of Yin Dynasty has reached a considerable level. This page of Oracle Bone Inscriptions is the oldest almanac of all mankind, and this page of Oracle Bone Inscriptions is also called the calendar.

Tang poetry: "There is no calendar day in the mountains, and the cold does not know the year." "Calendar Day" may be the earliest desk calendar. In the Tang Dynasty, historians cut paper by the day and bound it into volumes, one volume per month. Each page is written with the month and date, and a blank is left for the eunuch to record the words and deeds of the emperor. This is a "calendar day".

At the end of the calendar month, it was submitted to the emperor for examination and then filed by historians to compile the national history. Because it has the function of remembering time and discussing things, civil and military officials are competing to follow suit.