How long is the time spent in the past for a meal, a bag of cigarettes, a stick of incense, and a cu

A stick of incense for about 5 minutes; A cup of tea lasts about 10 minutes.

The unit of calculation of time used to be: a year has 12 months, a month has 5 weeks, a week has 6 days, a day has 12 hours, a day has 4 quarters, a moment has 3 teas, a tea has 2 pillars of incense, a pillar of incense has 5 points, a minute has 6 fingers, and a finger has 10 moments. A flash is a second.

PS: Seconds · Milliseconds · Microseconds · Nanoseconds · Picoseconds · Femtosecond 1 second = 1000 milliseconds (ms).

1 second = 1,000,000 microseconds(s).

1 second = 1,000,000,000 nanoseconds (ns) 1 second = 1,000,000,000,000 picoseconds (ps) 1 second = 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 femtoseconds (fs) to tell you another knowledge.

A split second.

According to the Buddhist Sanskrit scripture "Sangha Law", it is recorded in the book:

A moment is a thought, twenty thoughts are a moment, twenty moments are a snap of a finger, twenty snaps of a finger is a pre-one, twenty pre-is a moment, and there are thirty moments in one day and one night.

A day and night, 30 moments, 600 Luo pre, 12,000 snaps, 240,000 moments, 4,800,000 moments.

Since there are 86,400 seconds in a day and night, converting each unit to seconds, we get:

1. 2880 seconds (48 minutes).

A snap of a finger in seconds.

A split second.

A second, a thought, a second.

A stick of incense is about five minutes, that is, the time it takes for a stick of incense to burn out, a cup of tea is about ten minutes, that is, the time from making a cup of tea to drinking, and a meal is about twenty minutes, which is to eat the next meal.

These are all terms, probably 15 minutes.

A stick of incense for 5 minutes** burns light.

There is no such thing as a cigarette in ancient times, and it is only available in modern times, and the landlord estimates it himself, which is the time to smoke a cigarette, five or six minutes.

The burning time of a stick of incense is not exactly the same, but it is generally about half an hour, that is, an hour. The time of a cup of tea is the time to drink a bowl of tea, about 15 minutes A meal refers to the time to eat a home-cooked meal, about 20 minutes.

This is the answer given by the Shanghai Metrology Association, and it should be right!

There is also a saying: it is on the third floor. In this way, a cup of tea is 10 minutes, and a stick of incense is only 5 points, but I think a stick of incense is not so short (the landlord can try a stick of incense himself, and it will definitely not burn in 5 minutes). So I'm leaning towards the first interpretation.

There is no specific rule on the time of a pillar of incense, but we can analyze it through books and practice. It was said in "The Travels of the Old Remnant"."The old woman went out to buy vegetables and spent about a column of incense", and "The Appearance of Officialdom" also said that the old cripple knelt and waited for about a pillar of incense when he filed a complaint, so the analysis is about half an hour to an hour, the incense is about thirty centimeters long, maybe a little longer in ancient times, and it will be forty minutes after burning, and when a pillar of incense is mentioned in the book, it is described as a tight time or a hurry, which should be about forty minutes, because it is not a certain time in itself, and it is affected by the inside and outside of the matter and whether there is wind, so it is inferred to be forty minutes. It's about the same amount of time we burn a pillar of incense now.

The time for a cup of tea is about fifteen minutes.

A cigarette for five or six minutes for an hour for a meal.

Upstairs, don't mislead people, the landlord said that it is impossible to have a specific concept of time. These are all ancient methods of timekeeping, and there is no comparison between the minutes of today, and do you know how long and thick the ancient 1 stick of incense was? There is no way to verify it.

These are all terms, probably 15 minutes.