The 12th Life and the Life Year Cultural Deep Discovery

The 12-year-old, also known as the "relationship " , is an important component of traditional folklore in China and East Asia. It represents the year in twelve species (rats, cattle, tigers, rabbits, dragons, snakes, horses, sheep, monkeys, chickens, dogs, pigs) and matches the 12-th place with a unique calendar and chronology system.

1. How does it count?

The remaining 12 calendar years can be used to quickly calculate the birth rate. But in strict traditional jurisprudence, the point of contact is not a public one. January 1st, not the first day of the calendar, but... "The Spring of the Twenty-four Fist" 。 The tool provides quick access to the basic calendar year, which is available to most people (born after spring).

What is “this life year”? What if he's too old?

This life year means that the individual ' s personal status is the same as the current year. In traditional cultures, life is often called “the year of the child”, with the expression “the age of the child is too old to be in danger”. In order to overcome what is called “abstacle” in this life year, the custom of the private sector is usually to wear red underwear, red belts, red ropes or a true Buddha. Red symbolizes the spirit of good and evil in traditional cultures.

3. Life and the Sake

In the wisdom of the ancients, all things in the universe follow the five-way pattern of the sun. There is also a "triple" and "six" connection between the 12th and the "coup" and "coup" relationship:

Triple (cut together): The Shin Ziaoyu (monger rat) water unit means that the three persons in question are more likely to resonate in their careers or marriage and to help each other.
Six: The hyena (rat-slash), ugly (shot-shot) represent a contradiction of the gas field and can easily generate friction and conflict. It is often used as a reference for ancients before important interpersonal or commercial cooperation takes place.

Of course, the natural order belongs to the traditional folk culture, and in modern society we advocate it as an interesting psychological reference and cultural heritage rather than a jus cogens rule that determines fate. Fate is in your hands!