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When is the Lantern Festival and the lunar calendar in 2022? What constellation is it? What day is it?
What constellation is the Lantern Festival in 2022? What day is it?

Gregorian calendar date: Tuesday, February 15, 2022

Lunar calendar date: January 15th, 2022

Constellation: Aquarius

Year: Year of the Tiger, Year of the Tiger, Year of the Year of the Tiger, Year of the Year of the Year.

Orientation: due north, due north and northeast.

Five elements: gold book, gold book, gold ground, wood and gold in the sea

Eight characters: Ren Yin Ren Yin Ji Hai Jia Zi

Evil spirits should be avoided: the moon breaks and consumes four strikes, nine empty spaces, nine ridges and nine jiao white tigers.

Auspicious spirit should be followed: God's grace on the moon, God's virtue on life, and God's solution.

Peng Zu's 100 taboos: Don't marry the groom if you don't break the coupon and die.

Fetal god occupies the side: occupying the south of the door bed room

Zodiac: Rat, Tiger, Rabbit and Chicken

Zodiac: snake

Today's appropriate:

Sacrifice, seek heirs, bathe, make an alliance, accept gifts, cut clothes and settle accounts.

Guan Jian's bed, warehouse, pool, meridian, wealth and market opening

Securities trading, netting, fishing, livestock capture and security machinery

Today's taboo: burial for cooking, logging for beam

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According to the comprehensive lunar calendar, although it is suitable for handling many matters, it is not an auspicious day.

What solar term is this day?

That day is a famous traditional festival in China, also known as Shangyuan Festival. Because it belongs to the renewal of Vientiane on the 15th day of the first month of the lunar calendar and the 15th Japanese Yen Festival in the first month, it is considered as a continuation of the Spring Festival, and people can still get together on this day. It was first seen in the Western Han Dynasty, originated from the Taoist ceremony of lighting a lamp and praying for blessings, and later became popular among the people. Because it happens to be a full moon night, people light thousands of lanterns to celebrate. Common customs include going out to enjoy the moon, burning lamps and setting off flames, having solve riddles on the lanterns together, and eating Lantern Festival. In recent years, traditional folk performances such as Youlong lanterns, lion dancing, walking on stilts, rowing a boat, yangko dancing and playing Taiping drum have been added. Both adults and children like to spend this festival, and it is full of happy atmosphere everywhere.