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What does the bad wall mean in the yellow calendar?

Broken house and broken wall: refers to the demolition of houses or walls. A broken house means to tear down a house.

Broken houses and broken walls are a term in the Gregorian calendar. Some people will tear down the old house before and after the new house is built, and they also need to look at the Gregorian calendar. That is to say, when the house needs to be demolished and rebuilt, the date of the broken house and the broken wall should be broken, and the date of the broken house cannot be built on the moon, earth house, robbery, disaster, moon evil, moon punishment, moon fatigue, earth symbol, underground capsule and earth king service day.

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Explanation of nouns in old yearbooks

Install a bed: place a bed and sleeper, first place a new bed for the wedding, and then place a new bed if all goes wrong.

Anmen: The house is equipped with portals and other fortifications.

Cary: a landlord or a prescient god.

Funeral: a ceremony to deal with funeral matters.

Wall filling: plugging holes, filling pits and covering wells; To plug a hole means to block a cave or an ant nest.

Capture: break ants and kill pests at home or on crops.

Tailor: One month before the wedding, the man will also prepare wine, blue cloth and gold and silver hairpin rings for the matchmaker to send to the woman's house.

Demolition: Demolition of buildings.

Dress up: refers to gorgeous clothes. In the old society, after the funeral, relatives would wear different mourning clothes according to their relationship with the deceased.

By boat: refers to by boat.

Repay God: Make an oath and thank God for his kindness.

Travel: refers to long-distance travel, such as traveling abroad and sightseeing.

Fire: Fire means incense, which means moving the throne.