Description
Matching couples for marriage
Notes
《协纪辨方书》卷三十六明确将"男女合婚"归入"辨讹"卷，指其"惑世诬民之尤甚者"、"牵合非伦"、"术士之伪托"，"今已奏准删除"。此法非原书正则内容，不予收录。
Match Marriage
This content is based on traditional Chinese calendrical systems and historical texts, provided for cultural reference only.
Understanding "Good For" & "Avoid" Activities
What Are Yi Ji (宜忌)?
In the Chinese almanac, Yi (宜, "Good For") and Ji (忌, "Avoid") are activity classifications for each day. They indicate which activities are traditionally considered favorable or unfavorable based on the day's spiritual and elemental influences.
SourceXie Ji Bian Fang Shu (協紀辨方書)
How Activities Are Classified
Each activity's suitability is determined by cross-referencing:
- The day's auspicious spirits (Ji Shen) — which activities they support
- The day's inauspicious influences (Xiong Sha) — which activities they conflict with
- The Five Element balance of the day
When favorable spirits for an activity are present and no conflicting influences exist, it is listed under "Good For." Otherwise, it goes under "Avoid."
ⓘ Activity classifications follow documented rules from the Xie Ji Bian Fang Shu. They are traditional cultural references, not advice for real-life planning.