Yuè Xū (Void Moon)
An inauspicious star in traditional Chinese almanacs, indicating days to avoid opening warehouses, receiving money, or engaging in commerce.
Yuè Xū is an inauspicious celestial marker in traditional date selection, its name implying 'void' or 'emptiness'. Traditionally, it was believed that engaging in wealth-related activities such as opening warehouses, receiving money, or conducting business transactions on a Yuè Xū day could lead to poor financial luck, monetary losses, or failed deals. Consequently, when scheduling commercial activities or financial matters in the past, people would deliberately avoid days associated with Yuè Xū. This reflects the ancient Chinese caution regarding the selection of auspicious timing in their economic lives.