What is the difference between not taking the rest on the right and avoiding it?

In the Gregorian calendar, don't take what is appropriate, that is, what is not suitable for that day. And to avoid other things is that there is nothing to be taboo except the taboo written in front.

Instead of taking the rest, this means that on this day, except for the things stipulated in the Gregorian calendar, the rest are not suitable for doing. If it is appropriate to seek medical advice, treat diseases and demolish houses, then anything other than these things is not suitable, which can be translated into modern Chinese: "Nothing else can be done or done."

Don't take anything else, that is, don't do anything else, which is second only to other things.

Extended data:

In modern times, the main contents of the Gregorian calendar include three calendars: Gregorian calendar, Lunar calendar and Ganzhi calendar, in which good or ill luck, rushing away, good luck and evil, combined injury, singing, Ganzhi, 24 solar terms, Twelve Gods, Duty Day, Fetal God, Peng Zu Baekje, Liu Yao, Nine Planets, fleeting time, Prince Edward, Three Yuan and Nine Lucks, Nine Planets in Kong Xuan, and Precious God of Wealth in XiShen.

In other words, people in ancient China recorded their daily likes and dislikes on calendars as a guide to action.