What are the do's and don'ts on the sixth day of the eleventh lunar month in 2017?

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What day is the sixth day of the eleventh lunar month in 2017?

November 6, 2017 (Lunar calendar)

December 23, 2017 Saturday Capricorn (solar calendar)

Peng Zu's 100 Taboos: Jia does not open the warehouse, Shen does not rest on the bed. Conflict: Monkey day clashes with (Wuyin) Tiger. Today's conflicts and combinations: Conflict with Tiger, Punishment with Tiger, Harm with Pig, Destruction with Snake, Compatibility with Snake, Triple Combination with Rat and Dragon, Six Combination with Snake. Yearly evil: Yearly evil south. Constellation: Eastern Di Tu Raccoon - bad luck.

What are the taboos on the sixth day of the eleventh lunar month in 2017?

【Today’s Recommendation】
Seeking medical treatment, repairing graves, drilling, accepting marriage proposals, lifting sacrifices, building houses, attending school, tailoring clothes, taking up a post, seeking offspring, traveling, planting, seeking wealth, getting married, building stoves, erecting pillars, burying

【Today's taboo】
Anxiang, building, relocation, embankment construction, raising beams, accepting livestock, fasting and offering sacrifices, opening the market, praying for blessings, signing contracts, felling trees, moving into a house, accepting money, litigation, separation, setting up a bed, buying property, breaking ground, releasing water

The sixth day of the eleventh lunar month in 2017 is from the old imperial calendar.

Fire and Water are not yet complete (Wei Ji hexagram), a middle to lower hexagram for unfinished business. [Xiang says]: The ground is several feet deep above the person, so be careful of people who steal your camp and rob your village. Later, Tai Sui is regarded as an evil spirit, so be careful at all times to avoid disasters. This hexagram is composed of two different hexagrams (lower Kan and upper Li) stacked on top of each other. Li represents fire and Kan represents water. The fire is above the water and the fire overwhelms the water. The fire-fighting mission failed, so it is called "Wei Ji". The "Book of Changes" begins with the Qian and Kun hexagrams and ends with the Ji Ji and Wei Ji hexagrams, fully reflecting the idea of ​​change and development.
【Seeking fame】: Long-term efforts and pursuits will yield results. At the critical moment of success or failure, one should remain calm, resign oneself to fate and let nature take its course.
[Going out]: Take positive action, it is very beneficial.
[Career]: You are at the final critical moment, and success or failure is right in front of you. Therefore, it must not be taken lightly. Self-control is very important, as is perseverance and, when necessary, prudent and moderate risk-taking in order to achieve success.
[Marriage and love]: You have passed the difficult stage. If you continue to work hard and prudently, you will have a happy result.
[Business]: The market is on the eve of major changes and the outlook is not yet clear. This is the most difficult period. You must keep a cool head, do not take risks, do not overact, exercise moderation, observe trends, and decide on actions.
[Decision]: This hexagram means "unfinished", indicating a promising future and the possibility of full development. Therefore, we must adhere to the principle of moderation and achieve success in our careers with wisdom, moderation, integrity and humility. When facing life, one should just work diligently, try one's best, leave the rest to fate, and not worry too much about success or failure.