How about 202 1 lunar calendar 1 month 18? Can we decorate and break ground?

How about 202 1 lunar calendar 1 month 18? Can we decorate and break ground?

202 1 year, the 18th day of the first lunar month (lunar calendar)

Gregorian calendar 202 1 March 1 Monday Pisces (Gregorian calendar)

Today's almanac is appropriate.

Clean the house, clean the broken house, and make sacrifices to cure the broken wall.

As can be seen from the above-mentioned site selection of today's lunar calendar, there are no options such as breaking ground, building houses, building, erecting beams and vertical columns. That day, so it is not recommended to break ground for decoration.

Introduction of Feng Shui Taboos in Decoration

1. Feng Shui emphasizes that the living room is brighter than the room and has enough light. And the bedroom area is too large, more than 20 square meters; Or too small, it is not suitable to be below grade three, and it is not suitable in geomantic omen.

2. I believe everyone has heard that the mirror can be used to stop suffocation and has the function of reflecting suffocation back, so it can't be placed against the bed. The mirror has a reflective function, which can reflect the evil spirits in the wind and water back, so it can block the evil spirits. However, the mirror facing the door will shine the murderer into the bedroom and bring bad luck.

The ceiling of the porch should be high rather than low. If the ceiling of the porch is too low and oppressive, it is an ominous sign in Feng Shui, which symbolizes that this family is oppressed and it is difficult to get ahead.

What festivals are there in January of the lunar calendar?

The first day of the first month is the Spring Festival.

Back to her mother's house on the second day of the first month

On the fifth day of the first month, the fifth day is broken, and the god of wealth picks it up.

The fifteenth day of the first month is Lantern Festival.

The aliases of January in the lunar calendar are Chu Yang (Chu Yang from the grey rhyme of Emperor Taizong), Taiqun Vinegar, Meng Zhou (from Qu Yuan's Li Sao Portrait) and Yuan Chun (from A Dream of Red Mansions).