What do you mean by Wu Jia's good or bad luck in the Yellow Calendar?

In the solar calendar, Wu Jia belongs to the growing season, that is, noon in summer, which represents the vitality of all things. Generally speaking, the good or bad of the Sino-Japanese War is closely related to people's fate and has an important predictive role. If there are signs of good luck on that day, it means that this person will have good luck on that day, and it is also possible to achieve good results in some aspects. On the contrary, if the fortune of the day is not good, then this person needs to be extra careful to avoid accidents.

The good or bad of the Sino-Japanese War is not only related to the fate of people, but also closely related to different elements in the calendar. For example, if the sun is sunny and the weather is fine, it means that the fortune at this time is strong and tends to be auspicious; On the contrary, if the weather is gloomy, it means that an unexpected disaster is coming at this time, so you need to pay special attention at this time. In addition, in the lunar calendar, Wu Jiari belongs to the zodiac horse, so it will have an important impact on the horse's career, love and marriage. Here, remind everyone to pay attention to how to adjust yourself in Wu Jiari to get better luck.

In ancient times, people often designed nine days and nine places, the zodiac and other elements as mascots to ward off evil spirits, attract wealth and pray for good luck. Wu Jiari's mascot is "Tai Chi Map". Taiji diagram implies the combination of Yin and Yang, and it is a symbol of harmony between Yin and Yang. On China-Japan Day, if you wear or put Tai Chi map, it can protect your body, resolve disasters and promote family harmony. In addition, on this day, you can burn incense, worship gods and do meritorious deeds. In order to get more good luck.