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Is the eighth day of the first month auspicious? What month is it now?

The Old Yellow Calendar is a very traditional culture in China. Nowadays, many young people will think that the old yellow calendar is an ancient feudal saying. In fact, it is precisely because they don't understand it that this is a misunderstanding of positive thinking. On many important matters, many people still choose to refer to the old zodiac calendar to choose auspicious days. Is the eighth day of the first lunar month auspicious? What's the date today? Gregorian calendar 202 1 February 19 Friday Pisces (Gregorian calendar) Lunar calendar 202 1 Year, the eighth day of the first month (lunar calendar) Month name: phenology: moon phase: tapir sacrifices fish: first quarter moon, Rilu: it is forbidden for everyone to eat dog meat: E is not affected. Dragon-year-old evil spirit: northern Taurus-fierce and empty to die. Year: Month: noon: Today, Yin and Yang are your gods. Northeast Yin is your god. Southwest China is suitable for: fishing, burial, dressing, moving, breaking ground, burial, monument erection taboo: marriage, beam. Yin Shi (Kyrgyzstan) 3:00:00-5:00 Shi Mao (Kyrgyzstan) 5:00:00-7:00 Chen Shi (Kyrgyzstan) 7:00-9:00 9: 00-1:00 (Kyrgyzstan). Shen's/KOOC-0/5: 00-/KOOC-0/7: 00 (fierce) You's/KOOC-0/7: 00-/KOOC-0/9: 00 (Kyrgyzstan) Yi Shi/KOOC-0/9: 00-2/KOOC-0. Since the Western Han Dynasty, the custom of the Spring Festival has continued to this day. Spring Festival generally refers to New Year's Eve and the first day of the first month. However, among the people, the traditional Spring Festival refers to the sacrificial ceremony from La Worship on the 8th or 23rd or 24th of the twelfth lunar month to the 15th of the first lunar month, with New Year's Eve and the first day of the first lunar month as the climax. How to celebrate this festival, in thousands of years of historical development, has formed some relatively fixed customs and habits, many of which have been passed down to today.