Jing'an
Derived from the meaning of 'respectful and serene,' it was traditionally considered suitable for respectfully serving elders, pacifying, and having an audience.
Jing'an is an auspicious star in traditional almanacs, derived from the meaning of 'respectful and serene.' Traditionally, the almanac often considers days when Jing'an is present to be suitable for activities that require demonstrating humility and harmony, such as paying respects to elders, having an audience with superiors, or pacifying people's hearts and handling affairs. The ancients believed that handling matters related to superiors or elders on such days would allow one to display the proper etiquette, and the process would be smoother.