What is the 25th day of the seventh lunar month in 2020? Is it an auspicious day?

What is the 25th day of the seventh lunar month in 2020? Is it an auspicious day? The arrival of the seventh month of the lunar calendar heralds the scorching summer heat is gradually fading away. For more information about the auspiciousness and inauspiciousness of the seventh month of the lunar calendar in 2020, please come to Shuimoxiansheng.com to learn more.

What day is July 25th in the lunar calendar 2020?

July 25, 2020 (Lunar calendar)

September 12, 2020, Saturday, Virgo (solar calendar)

[The Gengzi year is the Rat, Bishangtu, the Yiyou month is the Chicken, Jingquanshui, the Wuwu day is the Horse, Tianshanghuo]

Peng Zu's 100 Taboos: Wu does not accept the field and does not cover the field. Conflict: Horse clashes with rat on the day of Ren Zi. Today's conflicts and combinations: Conflict with rat, self-punishment with horse, harm with ox, destruction with rabbit, combination with sheep, three-combination with tiger and dog, six-combination with sheep. Yearly evil: North. Constellation: Western stomach earth pheasant - auspicious

Year of Void: Chensi Month: Wuwei Day: Zichou

What are the things to do and not to do on July 25th of the lunar calendar in 2020?

【Today’s Recommendation】
[Do not use it on a day that is not suitable for major events] Naming, opening the warehouse, seeking an heir, receiving wealth, recruiting a son-in-law, seeking wealth, getting married, planting, offering sacrifices, setting up a contract, catching, moving into a new home, attending school, taking up a post, repairing, accepting a son-in-law, seeking medical treatment, and praying for blessings

【Today's taboo】
[Do not use it for major events on this day] Trading, installing beds, drilling, building houses, installing doors, burials, migration, erecting pillars, separation, repairing graves, raising beams, building stoves, felling trees, opening markets, traveling, breaking ground, and receiving livestock

What are the twelve duty days in the lunar calendar?

The Twelve Days on Duty is a method of numerology in ancient Yin-Yang and Five Elements that uses twelve prescribed characters such as "Jian" and "Chu" in combination with the twelve Earthly Branches to determine the auspiciousness or inauspiciousness of a day.
The Huainanzi said: If the first month starts with Yin, then Yin is Jian, Mao is Chu, Chen is Man, Si is Ping, which represents birth; Wu is Ding, Wei is Zhi, which represents trap; Shen is Po, which represents Balance; You is Wei, which represents Dipper; Shu is Cheng, which represents minor virtue; Hai is Shou, which represents major preparation; Zi is Kai, which represents the Sun; Chou is Bi, which represents the Moon.
The twelve duty days means that the twelve Jianxing take turns on duty. The order is: build Tai Sui, eliminate Qinglong, fill Sangmen, balance Liuhe, determine Guanfu, hold Shaohao, break Dahao, endanger Zhuque, become Baihu, collect Guishen, open mourners, and close sickness talisman. Generally, each character is worth one day, but there are also cases where it is worth two consecutive days.