What are the meanings of "Yi" and "taboo" written in the yellow calendar?

It means not to do anything else. The ecliptic said: don't take the rest; Avoid visiting patients, and don't take others with you.

"Don't bring anything else" is a Chinese word pronounced "Pei."

There are "yi" and "taboo" in the yellow calendar. "Appropriate" refers to things suitable for doing, such as taking a bath, getting married, treating diseases and tearing down houses. "Taboo" refers to things that are not suitable for doing, such as praying for blessings, opening markets, breaking ground and burying. Don't bring anything else, which means: this day is not suitable for doing anything except what is stipulated in the yellow calendar.

"Pave the road, don't rest": a geomantic term. Paving the road is paving the road, which is the same as the explanation of the road. Don't take the rest, don't do anything else. The whole meaning is that you can only do things like leveling roads and nothing else on this day. Otherwise, you will break taboos and you will not succeed.

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Yu, with "Yu", the rest. Don't take the rest, which means: on this day, nothing is suitable except what is stipulated in the yellow calendar.

Don't take the rest, it's second only to other things.

Everything should not be in Chinese, and the pinyin is zhsh? b? y?. "Suitable: Nothing is suitable": it means that there is nothing particularly suitable for this day. Ping, this is neither good nor bad. "Taboo: Nothing is suitable": it refers to the taboo and intensity of doing things on this day.

"The ecliptic" said: Appropriate: Everything is not appropriate; Bogey: everything is not suitable.

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