Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Lucky day inquiry - What idiom is this picture? Not a lucky star.
What idiom is this picture? Not a lucky star.
lucky day
Juan da o' ri
[Interpretation] A good day that superstitions think is suitable for doing things.
[Language] "Yuan Qu Xuan Anonymous III": "He singled out this evil day in the underworld; I want to take this net seat; I exchanged auspicious days with him. "
[Pronunciation] Ji; It can't be pronounced "jι".
[Shape discrimination] Yellow; Can't write "Emperor".
This is an auspicious day.
[Usage] It has a positive meaning. A good day to do things. Generally used as an object.
[structure] is more formal.
[Example] Nowadays, self-employed people like to choose one to start a business. Especially for the number "8"; It's a little biased.
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