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in the SCMP Why China doesn’t really celebrate Lunar New Year Sun Kwok says the traditional annual cycle in China represents a mixed solar and lunar calendar devised to help farmers plan ahead, and its origins make the term ‘Chinese New Year’ most apt for the festival An ongoing topic - click here for Most Recent Post
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RW - 1/20/21 see also CFL Topic for 冬至 Dōngzhì - Winter solstice in China a table of the 24 solar terms - List of the 24 Solar Terms The Chinese New Year Zodiac From my family's wechat; the original Chinese characters do not paste from my iPad, so here is the Bing translation: Today is the first day of the TouFu, from today on July 13, is one of the best timing for winter disease summer treat: don't eat cold food, refused to all the cold drink; Hot bubble foot every night, meridian massage, sleep on time as far as possible, don't stay up late! Cherish it within 30 days! Please stick to drink hot water in dog days, how many years will put the body into bone with cold pressed out, also own a good body! See around, let them, care about also care about their own body better
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The Samsung calendar includes a notation for the lunar date, alongside the usual solar calendar date. Beginning on May 23, the lunar month is indicated as 'le4', for leap month. Leap months are designated with the same number as the preceding months. So this is 'le4', according to Samsung. Why did some Samsung smartphones crash in China on May 23? Mine didn't. From the article, it sounds like the leap month is added between 4 and 5. It's not clear how they decide where to put it during the year that it's needed. All I know is that the Chinese New Year (1/1 on the Chinese calendar) falls on the 2nd new moon after the winter solstice). The next leap month will occur on March 22, 2023 as' le2', or 'run er yue'.
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Want to know when your or your spouse's/fiance(e)'s lunar birthday is? Here you go. My fiancee sent this to me so that I would remember hers and the rest of the family! Might keep some of ya'll out of hot water. Other stuff on the site too, some of it is a little strange, but the calculator is fun! Chinese Lunar Calendar Birthday Calculator As aye, Jin
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It really works for me. http://www.mandarintools.com/calconv.html
