The explanation of a good day

The interpretation of good days is auspicious; Good day. "Book of Rites": "Women in the world died of silkworms and offered cocoons to show their respect, so they gave cocoons to their wives ... and on a good day, their wives let them go." Chen Geng said, "Good days are also auspicious." Historical Records Biography of Huaiyin Hou: "The king will worship it, choose a good day, fast, set up an altar, and have gifts, which is admirable." Volume 60 of Shuo Ba is quoted from the local custom of the Jin and Zhou Dynasties: "wei ren asked Dong Xiaoyun,' It was sunny on July 7th, and the diet was different from the ancient times. Why? "Xun Yun said:' Millet is ripe in July, and the seventh day is positive, so it is precious to use millet.' The Red Line of Ganze Ballad by Jiao Yuan in Tang Dynasty: "Bu Xuanliang will move to Luzhou tomorrow."

Word decomposition

Good explanation × good: good. Good beauty and good conscience (China ancient idealist philosopher refers to the innate ability of human beings to judge right and wrong, good and evil, without learning). Good and bad. Very: very long. Very interesting. Well-it means it's true, it's true: "the ancient people's explanation of candlelight at night." The nearest stars to the earth (also called "the sun"): the sun, the moon and the stars. A sundial (? An ancient device that uses the shadow cast by the sun to determine the time. A prominence is when the sun is setting (the sun is about to set), indicating that an aging person or a decaying thing is close to death. During the day, as opposed to "at night": day shift.