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202365438+February 18 Gregorian calendar

65438+February 2023 18 Gregorian calendar is suitable for offering sacrifices, turning on lights, praying for blessings, lifting, making beams, breaking ground, making beds, digging wells, planting, collecting livestock, breaking ground and moving. No marriage, no travel, no work, no building, no grave, no house, no migration, no fire, no population, no burial.

65438+February 2023 18, according to the calculation of the lunar calendar, this day happens to be the sixth day of the winter month. In the zodiac, people born on this day belong to Sagittarius. With the approach of winter, the solar term of heavy snow has quietly passed on February 7, 65438, and the winter solstice is coming on February 22, 65438. As time goes on, the temperature drops gradually, and the cold breath becomes stronger and stronger.

According to the traditional records of the Gregorian calendar, 65438+February 18 in 2023 is a suitable day for offering sacrifices to open the light. On this day, people can carry out a series of activities such as hoisting, making beams and breaking ground.

Especially for those old houses or the building environment that needs improvement, this day is undoubtedly an excellent choice. Through these activities, we can inject new vitality into the building and make it glow with new vitality.

The characteristics of the Gregorian calendar:

1, heavenly stems and earthly branches: The Gregorian calendar adopts ten heavenly stems (A, B, C, D, E, Ji, Ke, Xin, Ren and Gui) and twelve earthly branches (Zi, Ugly, Yin, Mao, Chen, Si, Wu, Wei, Shen, You, Xu and Hai). This way of marking the year, month and day is called dry domination, which is one of the important features of ancient Chinese calendars.

2. Lunar month: Based on the lunar calendar, the yellow calendar records the first, fifteenth and thirtieth days of each month. The lunar calendar pays attention to the changes of the phases of the moon, so the main time unit of the yellow calendar is the month, not the day.

3. Twenty-four solar terms: Twenty-four solar terms are also marked in the Yellow Calendar, which is an important time node in the ancient Chinese calendar. Twenty-four solar terms are determined according to the position of the sun on the ecliptic, indicating the key period of seasonal change and climate change.

4. Traditional festivals: The calendar also records many traditional festivals in China, such as Spring Festival, Tomb-Sweeping Day, Dragon Boat Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival. These festivals are of great significance in China culture, and people will celebrate and commemorate them according to the dates in the yellow calendar.

The above contents should be combined with the actual situation for reference only.