65438+February 4, 2022, the old yellow calendar should be avoided.

The taboo purpose of the lunar calendar does not simply exist in the calendar. It is to warn people when it is appropriate to do something. As a China person, when doing things, I am more particular. Choosing a good day to do things will bring you good luck, so you will be more successful. So what are the taboos of the 65438 lunar calendar on February 4, 2022? Let's take a look.

65438, 2022+February 4, 2022

Gregorian calendar: 65438+Sunday, February 4, 2022.

Lunar calendar: 2022 1 1 month (the first day) eleven.

Main branches: Xin Maori, Xinhai month, and Renyinnian.

Zodiac: Tiger.

Constellation: Sagittarius

Star: the star of the core monument of Soapy's life.

Fetal god's side: due north outside the kitchen stove door

Peng Zu's no-no: the boss of the new pink sauce doesn't taste well water, but it doesn't smell good.

An analysis of taboos in the current yellow calendar

Appropriate: trading by lifting the bed and burying the beam, raising grazing, cutting clothes and moving the vertical column into the coffin.

Taboo: getting married, entering a household, getting a license, traveling, traveling, offering sacrifices, getting married, digging wells and opening canals.

People born today in history

1795 —— Thomas Carlyle, Scottish historian. (Died in 188 1 year)

1866-Russian abstract painter and art theorist Kandinsky was born.

1892-Military strategist Liu Bocheng was born.

1894- China financier Song Ziwen was born.

1927 —— Birthday of former South Korean President Jin Yongsan

1932 —— Birthday of former South Korean President Lu Taiyu

1946- Actor Cheng Peipei was born.

195 1 year-Chang Fei, the host of Taiwan Province, was born.

1960-Olympic shooting champion Wang Yifu was born.

196 1 year -Frin Cha, seiyuu of Japan.

1966 —— Huang, Taiwanese cartoonist.

1970-Jay-Z, a famous American rapper.

197 1 year-Liang, a media worker in Taiwan Province province;

1972 —— Duan Liyang Miyamura, Japanese female voice actor.

1973 —— Haruki Tamura, Japanese comedian, host and singer (lead singer of the orchestra).