What date is the 16th day of the fifth lunar month, July 6, 2020? What day is it?

What date is the 16th day of the fifth lunar month, July 6, 2020? What day is it? The fifth month of the lunar calendar is midsummer. The lotus breeze delivers fragrance, the bamboo dew drops make clear sounds, and the scenery is different from any other season. Please continue to pay attention to Mr. Shui Mo's website for more content related to the fifth month of the lunar calendar in 2020!

What day is May 16th in the lunar calendar 2020?

Lunar calendar May 16, 2020 (lunar calendar)

Cancer (Monday, July 6, 2020)

[Gengzi year is rat, Bi Shang Tu is sheep, Guiwei month is willow wood, Gengxu day is dog, hairpin and bracelet are gold]

Peng Zu's 100 Taboos: Geng does not have meridians, Xu does not eat dogs. Conflict: Dog day clashes with (Jiachen) Dragon. Today's conflicts and combinations: Conflict with Dragon, Punishment with Sheep, Harm with Rooster, Break with Sheep, Compatible with Rabbit, Three Compatibility with Tiger and Horse, Six Compatibility with Rabbit. Yearly Evil: North. Constellation: Eastern Heart Moon Fox - Unlucky.

Year of Void: Chensi Month: Shenyou Day: Yinmao

What are the do’s and don’ts on May 16th of the lunar calendar in 2020?

【Today’s Recommendation】
Accepting wealth, offering sacrifices, marrying, accepting marriage proposals, migrating, taking up a post, seeking offspring, opening the market, accepting livestock, managing the roads, traveling, praying for blessings, fasting and offering sacrifices, and burials

【Today's taboo】
Planting, building, installing beds, building roofs, laying beams, building embankments, digging canals, erecting columns, breaking ground, and releasing water

Lunar calendar conflict

——The day’s conflicting evil spirits: such as “Conflict with Monkey, the year’s evil spirit is in the north”, “Conflict with Chicken, the year’s evil spirit is in the west”, etc.
[1] Clash: The clash of the Earthly Branches, namely, Zi and Wu, Chou and Wei, Yin and Shen, Mao and You, Chen and Xu, and Si and Hai. The twelve Earthly Branches are then assigned the twelve zodiac signs: Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig. Therefore, any day of Zi that clashes with Wu is called "Clashing Horse"; any day of Yin that clashes with Shen is called "Clashing Monkey". The purpose of establishing this section in the lunar calendar is to tell people not to choose days that conflict with their zodiac sign.
[2] Sha: In the direction of the year that is in conflict with Sha, breaking ground, building, moving, trading, coffining, burial, and the beginning of a collection of wealth are not advisable. People of the zodiac sign and year that is in conflict with Sha should try to avoid it, and pay attention to the direction of the conflict and avoid doing things in that direction to avoid unnecessary disasters.
[3] Suisha: It resides in the four seasons and becomes the “yin energy of the four seasons”. It is extremely vicious and can travel across the sky. No one is allowed to dig, build camps or migrate to the places it controls. If you accidentally violate this, your descendants and livestock will be harmed. However, the direction of the Suisha's patrol is very easy to find. The Zi day starts due south and moves retrograde eastward, one position per day, a cycle of four days, repeating over and over again.
For those who are in conflict with the year, the above-mentioned things should be avoided or not done. In traditional Chinese folk beliefs, it is also customary to use the "An Tai Sui" procedure to pray for smooth sailing in all matters of the year.