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How about the seventeenth day of the first month in 2022?

Everyone says that doing things on auspicious days can bring people better luck, so people are used to doing great things on auspicious days. If we can choose an auspicious day reasonably, we can grasp our own fortune. On auspicious days, we can learn from the yellow calendar that avoiding them can make people avoid many disasters, which is a way to get good luck.

The seventeenth day of the first lunar month in 2022.

Lunar calendar: 2022 1 month 17 (065438+2022 10/7).

Gregorian calendar: February-17, 2022

Zodiac: Chongyang (B Wei) Dongsha

Constellation: Aquarius

Auspicious and auspicious: the combination of the moon and virtue will not last forever.

Evil spirits should be avoided: Sa Ciki's blood deficiency is a thief.

Eight characters: Yin Yan Yan Xin hates Woods.

Eight characters and five elements: gold foil, gold foil, earth and fire on the gold wall

Today's yellow calendar should be taboo.

It is appropriate to sacrifice Qi and Zhai.

Don't move, decorate, start business, get married, enter a house, get a license, start work, hand over a house, travel, get engaged, bury a beam, trade, start business, shave your head, cut clothes and cut a honey crown.

Historical events of the seventeenth day of the first lunar month in 2022.

1955, People's Bank of China issued new RMB.

1959, the world's first meteorological satellite "American Pioneer 2" was launched.

1978, the People's Daily reprinted Goldbach's conjecture.

1987, the World Top Ten Athletes Awards Conference was held in Beijing for the first time (Li Ning was shortlisted).

1987, the biggest drug trafficking case in China in recent 30 years was sentenced.

199 1 year, the first Taklimakan desert highway crossing the "Sea of Death" was started.

1993, the worst shipwreck in the world occurred in Haiti, and more than 1000 people were killed and missing on board.

1996, the first chess man-machine war came to an end, and finally "Deep Blue" won.

In 2000, Microsoft released windows2000.