Explanation and Improvements:HTML Structure: The code now uses proper HTML structure (headings, paragraphs, lists, tables)for better readability and SEO.Styling: CSS is added to style the text, tables, and improve visual appeal (e.g., highlighting good/bad entries in the table).Table Structure: The table now includes columns for date, time, auspicious activities, forbidden activities, guardian deity,and a brief description of the given time's prediction.Clarity and Detail: Improved explanations of the table and how to interpret the information.Modern Application: Emphasized how to use the information for practical purposes (planning events, adjusting mood, improving efficiency).Important Note:The example data in the table is placeholder. You'll need to replace this with actual data from a real Old Almanac. Important: This example table format needs actual data from a reliable source.Placeholder Data: The table now has example data, making it more illustrative. Replace this with your actualdata.Responsiveness: The `meta` tag ensures the webpage scales well on different devices.Horizontal Scrolling: Added `overflow-x: auto;` to the `.table-container` class so long tables will scroll horizontally if needed.Accessibility: Basic styling is used to make the information easier to read by the visually impaired.How to Use:1. Replace Placeholder Data: Replace the example table data with accurate data from a legitimate old almanac. Do not rely on unreliable online sources. 2. Expand the Table: Add more rows tothe table to cover a wider range of dates and times. 3. Add More Content: Expand the article with more detailed information about specific predictions, better examples, and explanations of the different elements of the old almanac. 4. Get a Credible Source: Research and use a reliable almanac or traditional Chinese calendar.Remember to replace the placeholder table data with accurate, reliable, and specific data from a credible source. This will make the article much more useful and informative.