What do you mean by rushing at Wei Xin sheep?

Rushing (Xin Wei) sheep means that this day is suitable for happy events, but not for those born in the Year of the Sheep.

When choosing auspicious days, you need to choose "auspicious days on the zodiac" according to various gods and evil spirits, and the result of the choice can be obtained from the "yellow calendar". While getting the answer, we should also pay attention to the fact that the chosen auspicious day support cannot conflict with the annual support of the parties. Six reds: Meridian, You Mao, Shen Yin, Hayes, Chen Xu and Ugly. For example, if the auspicious day is Ding Ugly Day and the date of birth of the party concerned is Xin Weinian, then Ding Ugly Day is not suitable for people born in Xin Weinian to do great things, because ugliness does not conflict and is not conducive to the parties.

Choose auspicious days, the day before the vernal equinox, the autumnal equinox, summer solstice, winter solstice, beginning of spring, Changchun, beginning of autumn and beginning of winter, and it is not appropriate to jointly organize large-scale activities.

Choosing good luck is classified according to different needs.

Xie Fang Shu is an authoritative book of auspicious choice with complete content, complete theoretical system, detailed discussion and high value. The preface was written by Emperor Qianlong himself, and it was named Jieji Frontier Defense Book, which was included in Sikuquanshu.

"Hee Sa Flat House Book" is listed as "monthly table" by month and 60th anniversary, and "good luck and evil spirits" are listed day by day; Appropriate and taboo. "Convenient for people to query.

The year is broken, the moon is broken, the new moon is broken, the four points are divided, and the four independence are not suitable for jointly organizing major events. Due to the limitation of conditions and space, the old age, the new moon, the four separations and the four wonders are not listed in the monthly table. Song Shaoguang's Time flies supplements this defect. The two can refer to each other.