What does the auspicious taboo in the yellow calendar mean?

Gregorian calendar is an important part of China traditional culture, and it is often used to predict good luck or bad luck. Auspicious taboos in the Gregorian calendar refer to the proper taboos and things that should not be done when the five elements cooperate with the earth and the sky every day. Auspicious stars move forward, avoid retrograde stars, and taboos change every day. Judging by different days can effectively guide people's life, work and health.

Auspicious and taboo in the yellow calendar have a great influence on people's lives. What should be done can often make people avoid unnecessary troubles or gain unexpected benefits. Things that should not be done may lead to loss or trouble. Therefore, the correct use of the Gregorian calendar plays a vital role in our life and work.

The correct use of the Gregorian calendar requires a profound understanding of its meaning and learning to guide life, work and health according to taboos. For example, when choosing an auspicious day for marriage and a moving day, we should pay attention to all aspects of the Gregorian calendar. Generally speaking, the Gregorian calendar is only a reference tool, and ultimately we need to make our own decisions according to the actual situation. At the same time, we should maintain a rational and scientific attitude towards the excessive belief in the zodiac.