12/05/2026
🧧May 13, 2026 (Wednesday) — 黃曆簡報
Lunar Date: 三月(大)廿七
Day Sign: Pig Day — 豬日沖蛇
Day Type: 黃道 — 天德日
This is a Yellow Path day governed by 天德 (Tiān Dé), one of the more benevolent day deities. It suggests heavenly virtue, protection, forgiveness, and smoother handling of sincere, respectful, or necessary matters. However, because the day is also a 破日 (Destruction Day), it is better for clearing, dismantling, correcting, removing, and repairing old problems than for forcing major new beginnings.
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今日四柱 — Four Pillars of the Day
Year Pillar: 丙午 — Bǐng Wǔ
Month Pillar: 癸巳 — Guǐ Sì
Day Pillar: 丁亥 — Dīng Hài
Hour Pillar: 辛亥 — Xīn Hài
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今日五行 — Element of the Day
The day stem is 丁火 (Dīng Fire), while the day branch is 亥水 (Hài Water). This creates a Fire over Water pattern: outward warmth, visibility, and action sit above deeper emotional, intuitive, and hidden currents.
This can make the day feel productive yet internally sensitive. It favors careful action, sincere offerings, quiet repairs, and removing what is already damaged. It is less ideal for emotionally loaded commitments, rushed contracts, weddings, or major undertakings that require long-term stability.
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Lucky Directions
喜神 — Joy Direction: 正南 — Due South
財神 — Wealth Direction: 正西 — Due West
貴神 — Noble Help Direction: 西北 — Northwest
生門 — Life/Vitality Direction: 西南 — Southwest
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彭祖百忌 — Peng Zu Bai Ji
丁不剃頭,頭必生瘡
Dīng bù tì tóu, tóu bì shēng chuāng
On a Ding day, avoid cutting or shaving the hair, as it is traditionally said to invite scalp troubles.
亥不嫁娶,不利新郎
Hài bù jià qǔ, bù lì xīn láng
On a Hai day, avoid marriage ceremonies, as it is traditionally considered unfavorable for the groom.
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胎神 — Fetal Deity
倉庫床外西北
Cāng kù chuáng wài xī běi
The Fetal Deity is positioned around the storehouse/bed area, outside, northwest. Traditionally, avoid renovation, drilling, heavy movement, or disturbing that direction, especially in pregnancy-related households.
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Auspicious Activities
Worship or ancestral offerings, moving into a residence, dismantling damaged structures, breaking down old walls or ruined barriers.
Inauspicious Activities
Praying for blessings, coming-of-age ceremonies, marriage, adoption, moving house, bed installation, haircutting, building embankments, groundbreaking, metal casting, brewing wine, opening a business, trading, receiving money, shipping goods, buying property, digging wells, installing grain-processing tools, cutting trees, pest removal, fishing, planting, livestock raising, animal intake, burial-related ground breaking, burial, exhumation or reburial rites, praying for children, official appointments or awards, proposal planning, inauguration ceremonies, visiting relatives and friends, travel, job transfer or assumption of post, grassroots inspection, marriage negotiations, engagement, cleaning, manicure or foot bath services, seeking medical treatment, shopping for clothes, erecting pillars or beams, repairing warehouses, buying or receiving vehicles, signing contracts, grain dispatch, filling holes, repairing or decorating walls.
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吉星 — Auspicious Stars
驛馬 — Yì Mǎ
The Traveling Horse star. It supports movement, travel, mobility, messages, and matters involving change, though today’s 破日 quality means movement should still be practical rather than impulsive.
天後 — Tiān Hòu
A protective and supportive star, often linked with assistance, shelter, and smoother handling of personal or household matters.
天倉 — Tiān Cāng
The Heavenly Storehouse star. It relates to storage, resources, reserves, provisions, and protecting what one has accumulated.
不將 — Bù Jiāng
A favorable star often associated with marriage compatibility and avoiding certain harmful clashes, though today’s other marriage warnings still make weddings unsuitable.
金堂 — Jīn Táng
The Golden Hall star. It supports dignity, order, refinement, official matters, and respectable conduct.
寶光 — Bǎo Guāng
The Precious Light star. It suggests clarity, protection, virtue, and the ability to preserve value or uncover something beneficial.
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宿 — Twenty-Eight Mansion
壁宿 — Bì Xiù
The Wall Mansion. It is traditionally linked with protection, storage, libraries, walls, boundaries, and preservation. On this day, it supports putting things in order and protecting resources more than beginning risky ventures.
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十二神 — Twelve Day Officer
破日 — Pò Rì
Destruction Day. This is suitable for breaking down, removing, dismantling, clearing, correcting, and ending what is no longer useful. It is usually not ideal for weddings, openings, major contracts, or important new beginnings.
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Lucky Hours
丑時 — Chǒu shí — 1:00 AM–3:00 AM
辰時 — Chén shí — 7:00 AM–9:00 AM
午時 — Wǔ shí — 11:00 AM–1:00 PM
未時 — Wèi shí — 1:00 PM–3:00 PM
戌時 — Xū shí — 7:00 PM–9:00 PM
亥時 — Hài shí — 9:00 PM–11:00 PM
Less Favorable Hours
子時 — Zǐ shí — 11:00 PM–1:00 AM
寅時 — Yín shí — 3:00 AM–5:00 AM
卯時 — Mǎo shí — 5:00 AM–7:00 AM
巳時 — Sì shí — 9:00 AM–11:00 AM
申時 — Shēn shí — 3:00 PM–5:00 PM
酉時 — Yǒu shí — 5:00 PM–7:00 PM
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五行屬水 — Color Guidance
→ Best colors: green, teal, cyan, light green, light blue
These are supported by Wood energy, and Wood helps draw out and harmonize Water energy in a gentler way.
→ Supportive colors: black, blue, gray
These directly resonate with Water energy and strengthen the day element.
→ Neutral / effort colors: yellow, coffee, brown, khaki
These belong to Earth, which can restrain Water, so results may require more effort.
→ Weaker colors: white, gold, silver, apricot, light gray
These belong to Metal. Metal can produce Water, but on an already Water-emphasized day, they may not be the most balancing choice.
→ Avoid if possible: red, pink, orange, rose, purple
These belong to Fire, which clashes more strongly with the day’s Water energy.
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General Wisdom
Today is not asking us to build everything from scratch. It is asking us to repair what is cracked, remove what is no longer useful, and preserve what still has value. With 天德 above and 破日 below, the best use of the day is humble, practical, and sincere: clear the old gently, protect your peace, and let unnecessary burdens fall away.