Wangwang
Derived from the idea of 'going without returning,' it was traditionally avoided for travel, assuming office, marriage, and relocation.
Wangwang is an inauspicious concept derived from the meaning of 'going without returning.' Its name directly indicates its symbolic significance: travel may lead to not coming back, or matters may not return or be completed successfully. Traditionally, its energy field is considered highly unfavorable for activities involving 'going forward.' Therefore, almanacs generally list it as a day to avoid, mainly prohibiting long-distance travel, assuming new positions, wedding processions, and relocation, to prevent accidents or outcomes falling short of expectations.