The renovation began in 20234, an auspicious day.

Choosing auspicious days is often used in our lives, and decorating new houses at home is no exception. Many people also want to live and work in peace and contentment after the new house is built, so every step of building or decoration should be highly valued, and it is inevitable to choose an auspicious day.

New calendar April 3, 2023 New calendar leap February, 2023 13 Today, it is advisable to sign a contract to obtain a certificate for burial, animal husbandry, decoration, needle wood, admission, plastic painting, engagement, tailor's tomb repair, opening, wedding, digging wells, casting drums and cutting hair, so as to avoid today's major events. Don't take the fish across the water, marry and drum up the makeup wall, move the grave and start work. Chinese zodiac chicken, April 7, 2023. Move into the house, close the account, take a boat, seek an heir, seek medical treatment, face up, cross the well, start decorating, treat separately, get a manicure, fish and open the toilet. Avoid ditching, moving graves, opening markets, setting export lines, returning fire, burying husbands in beds, lifting beams, asking names, drum casting the zodiac, rushing cattle and rushing west.

The new calendar is April 2023, 10, and the old calendar is February 20, 2023. Today, it is suitable for hunting, moving and decorating. Today, it begins to move into houses and ship. Today, it is forbidden to repair tombs, sweep graves and bury them, and split up. The zodiac is rushing to the north. The new calendar is April 2023, 12, and the old calendar is February 22, 2023. Today, you should report to Cary, move to the grave, put on the beam and move to travel today. Don't pretend to be a student of Sha Sha Nan's new calendar on April 14, 2023 and February 24, 2023. Today, it's perfect to open the market, open the business, move away from the fire, move the card, start work, decorate the canal, travel and make money. No mourning, no engagement, no moving, no logging, no prayer, no teaching cattle and horses to mend walls, no sweeping beams, no