Tian Cang
Auspicious star indicating prosperity; traditionally favorable for receiving wealth, taking in people or livestock, and opening granaries.
Tian Cang is an auspicious star in the old calendar, derived from the auspicious meaning of 'full granaries.' Traditionally, almanacs list days with Tian Cang as auspicious, considered suitable for activities related to wealth and resource accumulation, such as receiving payments, accepting goods, purchasing livestock, or opening granaries to use grain. Ancient people saw this as a good time to enrich family property, reflecting the importance of resource reserves in agricultural society.