What do you mean you don't take credit? Calendar calendar

It means that on this day, nothing is suitable for doing except what is stipulated in the Gregorian calendar.

"Don't take credit" is a Chinese word, pronounced as "Ⅵ." Among them, the rest, like the rest, have "Yi" and "taboo" in the yellow calendar, and "Yi" refers to things suitable for doing, such as bathing, getting married, treating diseases and demolishing houses. "Taboo" refers to things that are not suitable for doing, such as praying for blessings, opening markets, breaking ground and burying.

"Don't take the rest" is a geomantic term, which means to level the road, similar to the explanation of the road, not to take the rest and not to do anything else. The whole meaning is that on this day, you can only do things that pave the way and don't do anything else, otherwise you will be taboo and inappropriate.

In the yellow calendar, there are not only astronomical meteorology, seasonal seasons, but also some taboos that people should abide by in their daily lives. Its contents guide the farming opportunities of working farmers in China, so it is also called the farmers' calendar, and the Yellow Calendar is also commonly known as the "general book".

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In the Gregorian calendar, "Qinglong, Tiande, Yutang, Siming, Tang Ming and Jingui" among the Twelve Gods are called six Zodiac Days, and "Exceptional, Dangerous, Firm, Perseverance, Success and Openness" among the Twelve Duty Days is also called Little Zodiac Day. When the six gods of the zodiac are on duty, everything is appropriate and not evasive.

According to the influence of celestial bodies and astrology on human beings, the ancients formulated the ecliptic underworld day, which provided some references and choices for China people to choose the right day to avoid misfortune. This auspicious culture has been deeply rooted in the thoughts of the people in China since ancient times, and has been affecting the lives of the people in China, and has formed a custom.