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Chinese Almanac for November 17, 2028Friday

Lunar 10/2 · Wu-Shen year · Gui-Hai month · Bing-Wu day · Year of the Monkey

Do's & don'tsAzure Dragon · auspicious day · day officer “Peril” · clashes with Geng-Zi (Rat) · ill-omened direction: north

DoAncestral offerings · Spring cleaning · Breaking ground (graves) · Burials · Ending mourning · Putting on mourning clothes · Exhuming for reburial · Moving a coffin · Encoffining · Erecting a tombstone · Nothing else advised
AvoidWeddings · Moving into a new home · Repairs & building · Groundbreaking

About this day

Guardian spirit
Azure Dragon · auspicious day
Day officer
Peril
Clash
Geng-Zi (Rat) · north
Lucky directions
Wealth god: southwest · Joy god: southwest · Fortune god: northwest
Solar term · pentad
Start of Winter · 雉入大水为蜃

The twelve double-hours

HourTimeLuckClashes with
Wu-Zi · Zi hour23:00–00:59good · Golden CofferRen-Wu (Horse)
Ji-Chou · Chou hour01:00–02:59good · Heavenly VirtueGui-Wei (Goat)
Geng-Yin · Yin hour03:00–04:59poor · White TigerJia-Shen (Monkey)
Xin-Mao · Mao hour05:00–06:59good · Jade HallYi-You (Rooster)
Ren-Chen · Chen hour07:00–08:59poor · Heavenly PrisonBing-Xu (Dog)
Gui-Si · Si hour09:00–10:59poor · Black TortoiseDing-Hai (Pig)
Jia-Wu · Wu hour11:00–12:59good · Keeper of FateWu-Zi (Rat)
Yi-Wei · Wei hour13:00–14:59poor · Coiled SerpentJi-Chou (Ox)
Bing-Shen · Shen hour15:00–16:59good · Azure DragonGeng-Yin (Tiger)
Ding-You · You hour17:00–18:59good · Bright HallXin-Mao (Rabbit)
Wu-Xu · Xu hour19:00–20:59poor · Heavenly PunishmentRen-Chen (Dragon)
Ji-Hai · Hai hour21:00–22:59poor · Vermilion BirdGui-Si (Snake)

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Stems and branches, do's and don'ts, guardian spirits, day officers and clashes are calculated from the traditional calendar (Beijing time) — no AI. The almanac is traditional culture, for everyday reference; please don't base major decisions on it.