In 2022, on the third day of the first lunar month, should the Gregorian calendar avoid explaining this day in detail?

When people don't know whether to do something, the importance of the Gregorian calendar appears. People can learn the proper taboos of that day from the Gregorian calendar, and know whether there are auspicious days, so as to know whether they can do things on that day, and even get rid of some bad things and face good things through the Gregorian calendar.

The third day of the first lunar month in 2022

Lunar calendar: the third day of the first month of 202 1 year (20210/03).

Gregorian calendar: February 3, 2022

Zodiac: It is evil to rush a snake (Xinji).

Constellation: Aquarius

Auspicious and auspicious: When King Yinde rides a horse, the sun will be angry and the hall will be bright.

Avoid evil: the fire moon hates the sun.

Eight characters: Xin Chou Xin Chou Ding Hai Geng Zi

Eight characters and five elements: the earth wall on the house, the earth wall on the house, and the earth wall.

Today's yellow calendar should be taboo.

It is appropriate to go to school, sacrifice qi, fast, shave and bathe.

Do not move, decorate, get married, enter the house, get a license, move the land, bed, get engaged, bury beams, shave their heads, cut clothes, cut trees, take up posts, raise wells, open warehouses and open canals.

Historical events on the third day of the first lunar month in 2022

1896, the Governor's Office of Taiwan Province Province announced that Japan had the "first colony" of Taiwan Province Province.

1899, the birthday of the famous writer Lao She.

190 1 year, the Japanese folk militarist group Black Dragon Society was established.

Le Tianyu, an agroforestry biologist and educator, was born in 190 1.

Ding Zhenlin, an agricultural educator and agronomist, was born in 19 1.

Woodrow Wilson, the 25th president of the United States, died on 1924.

1936, the Red Army's anti-Japanese vanguard troops crossed the river eastward.

1938, the battle of Xuzhou started.

1945, during World War II, the US military recaptured Manila from the Japanese army.

1947, the movie "Eight Thousand Miles of Clouds and Moon" is very popular.

1949, Beiping was peacefully liberated, and the People's Liberation Army held a solemn and mighty ceremony to enter the city.