2024 1 month auspicious day of the ecliptic

The auspicious days of the ecliptic in 2024 1 month are 65438+1 0.2, 65438+10.7, 65438+10.9, 65438+10.0/kloc.

Gregorian calendar 65438+202410.2 Lunar calendar 202312 1 day, Tuesday, Chongyang (no longer) Dongsha.

Gregorian calendar 65438+20241October 7th Lunar calendar 20231October 26th, Sunday, rats (Jiazi) rushed north.

Gregorian calendar 65438+20241October 9th Lunar calendar 20231October 28th, Tuesday, Chonghu (Bingyin) Anshan.

Gregorian calendar: 65438+1October 2024 1 1. On the first day of the twelfth lunar month in 2023, Chonglong (Chen Wu) is in the north.

Gregorian calendar 2024 65438+ 10/2 Lunar calendar 2023 twelfth lunar month, Friday, Ben Xi.

Gregorian calendar 65438+20241October 65438+June 2023, the sixth day of the twelfth lunar month, Tuesday, Chongji (Gui You) West.

Gregorian calendar 65438+20241October 3 1 Lunar calendar, the twelfth lunar month of 2023, Wednesday, the rat (Wuzi) rushed north.

Application significance

China culture has a long history, extensive and profound, and the custom of choosing auspicious dates is a traditional culture with a long history in China, which has quite extensive cultural connotations. Choosing auspicious day is basically to find and determine the appropriate time and space for practical activities, which can fully grasp the appropriate opportunity caused by the harmonious relationship between weather, geography and people, so as to achieve the result of avoiding misfortune.

Marking the year, month, day and time with heavenly stems and earthly branches is a unique method in China, and the Gregorian calendar is a traditional calendar marking the year, month and day with heavenly stems and earthly branches. Gregorian calendar is a perpetual calendar based on the China lunar calendar. It is said that it was created by Xuanyuan Huangdi, so it is called solar calendar. It is also commonly known as Shu Tong among the people, but it is also called Tong Sheng because of its homophonic and taboo (the above contents are for reference only).