What does a broken house mean in the Gregorian calendar? What does a broken house mean in the Gregorian calendar?

1. Breaking down houses and walls: refers to the demolition of houses or walls, which is a term in the Yellow Calendar. In other words, when the house needs to be demolished and rebuilt, the date chosen is a good day to break the house. If you choose a good day for a broken house, you should choose a day for a broken house. You should avoid building the moon, robbing evil houses, disturbing evil spirits, moon evil spirits, monthly punishment, moon boredom, earth symbols, underground capsules and earth kings.

2. Other terms in the Gregorian calendar:

Auspicious day, auspicious time: auspicious time; Fierce time: an ominous moment.

Proper taboo, Peng Zubai taboo: things that should be taboo every day; The auspicious god should be close: if you are close, there will be the auspicious god; Suitable: what is suitable for today; Evil spirits should be avoided: you should stay away, something bad will happen to you; Avoid: things you shouldn't do today.

Rush Chong: In the laws of the Gregorian calendar, the concept of interaction between the five elements, like the coordination of nature, has certain laws. When the two are in conflict and evil, people usually follow the advice of ancient laws to protect themselves. Shame: It is inappropriate to break ground, build, move, trade, enter the grave, bury and start saving in the daily direction of shaman age. You should try to avoid shaman's age and pay attention to the direction of shaman's age, so as not to do anything in this direction and avoid accidents.