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Difference between the agricultural calendar and the calendar and the cultural significance of the calendar
In China, we often hear the words “sun and chasm”. To be precise, the calendar is called the calendar (the Sun), which is traditionally used in China as the “Aura Calendar” (a solar calendar). This tool is designed to help users quickly convert between the two calendars and to search for cynicism in the context of the traditional calendar.
Why does the calendar have a "moun"?
The calendar is based on one week of earth ' s rotation around the Sun (approximately 365.24 days); The pure history is based on the cycle of the moon around the Earth (about 29.5 days). If fully versed in the history, 12 months a year would be about 354 days, with a huge deviation from the four-quarter change. In order to bring the calendar into line with the four seasons of agricultural production, the ancient Chinese have invented the “Stealing of the Sing-Ting” (e.g. 19 years of seven times), which, by inserting the month of one month, has brought the average length of the calendar year to the same level as the year of return, which is the wisdom of the Chinese agricultural calendar.
2. Twenty-four gas: golden law to guide farming
Twenty-four auras (e.g. spring, shock, clarity, winter) are actually entirely based. Sun (sun time) - The track is determined. They are so ably embedded in the agricultural calendar that they are used to guide the agricultural seeding and harvesting of ancient China. To date, the economy has still profoundly affected the food and food production of Chinese and folk festivals.
- Look at the "old yellow calendar" for the Queen's Day.
In Chinese traditional beliefs, all life-related matters such as marriage (marriage), moving (relocation), moving land or opening a business require a choice of Zodiac Day. The symmetrical algorithm of the calendar is based on complex vitals rules such as the provision of a living space, five lines of symbiotic space and the construction of a twelfth god. Although the Yellow Calendar is more psychologically implied in modern science, it carries with it the promise of a better life and is an indelible cultural psychology.