People in China often say that the zodiac is auspicious. What is the zodiac and how to choose an auspicious day?

First of all, the word ecliptic is defined as the ecliptic in our current statement, that is, the earth's orbit around the sun is the ecliptic. In the process of the earth's revolution around the sun, a constellation will appear every 30 degrees, so * * has 12 constellations, and this 12 constellations is also called the zodiac in ancient Chinese astronomy. In western literature, the constellation 12 is what we usually call Taurus and Aries. The auspicious day of the ecliptic was calculated by the ancients through the operation of celestial bodies, or on the pretext that everything was fine, they defined their own day as the auspicious day of the ecliptic. In the eyes of the ancients, this day is all right and does not avoid bad luck. Therefore, in many TV dramas we have seen, whether it is marriage or other important festivals, people will say that they have chosen an auspicious day. In ancient China, the ancients believed that the sports between celestial bodies would have some influence on human beings. For example, there was a saying in ancient China that each star corresponds to a person, or each constellation corresponds to every region on the ground. So in ancient China, people always made some corresponding things to take care of according to the running rules of celestial stars. Some fortune-telling methods are summarized. In daily life, people apply this set of fortune-telling theory to their daily activities for reference. But it doesn't mean that these divination methods are suitable for everyone. In ancient China, people thought that everyone had their own birthday. Therefore, some unlucky days in divination are not suitable for everyone. Today may be an auspicious day for you, but it may be an unlucky day for another person. Therefore, when the ancients chose auspicious days for the ecliptic, they usually chose them according to the date of birth, as we saw in the film and television dramas.