Is the first day for foreigners a Tuesday?

It is an international practice that the first day of the week for foreigners is also Monday.

Only a very small number of countries have a Sunday on the first day of the week, and these foreign countries are very special, they are sorted from zero, and the Chinese are careful to use zero, so the Chinese order does not start from zero, but from 1. Most of the international people are also sorted from 1. The very small number of countries that start from 0 are called ghost sorting.

It was a huge pit to use 0 as the starting point to sort it, so later, when the first year of the Common Era was determined, for the sake of prudence, 0 was not continued to be used, but 1 was used as the first year of the Common Era.

Foreigners generally define Sunday as the first day of the week, and Tuesday should be the third day for them.

The first day for foreigners is Sunday, and when I was in school, my English teacher said that it was different from when we thought of Monday as the first day.

Western countries. Make Sunday the first day of the week to start the week, so Tuesday is the third day of the week.

Generally speaking, the first day of the week for foreigners is Sunday, so Saturday is also called a weekend.

No. The first day for foreigners is Sunday.

Generally speaking, in Western countries, Sunday is the first day of the week.

Western countries, including most Commonwealth member states, consider Sunday to be the first day of the week.

The first day for foreigners is Monday, just like the Chinese.

In Western countries, Sunday of the week is the first day of the week.

In Chinese mainland, it is customary to think that Monday is the start time.

Distinction: The start time of the week is not exactly the same in different regions. In many English-speaking countries, Judaism, Japan it is Sunday, and the Egyptian week begins on Saturday.

In most European countries, Monday is the first day of the week. More and more English dictionaries are now starting to define Monday as the first day of the week.

Authentically, Sunday should be the first day of the week. The reason why there is some confusion now is that modern Chinese uses the names "Xinchun Kong Monday" and "Tuesday", which confuses the issue. Slippery blindness.

In fact, in the past, China used to use Sunday as the first day of the week. Sen Chi was about before the Tang Dynasty, when China introduced a calendar from the West (not Europe, but Persia, which was more west than India where the Tang monks took scriptures), called the "Qiyao Calendar", in which the days of the week were represented by the sun, moon, gold, wood, water, fire, and earth. Sunday is the "Sun Yao Day", Monday is the "Yue Yao Day", and so on.

Later, the Tang Dynasty banned the "Seven Yao Calendar" (Tang Taizong ordered that all the confiscated versions of the "Three Emperors Sutra" be turned into ashes, and stipulated that "all the occult objects, astronomy, books, confessions, Qiyao calendar, "Taiyi", "Thunder Formula", private families are not allowed to have, and violators will be imprisoned for two years. The same is true for those who study astronomy privately". This title is not used in China, but it has been carried over by the Japanese.

Later, when the concept of "week" was reintroduced from Europe, the name "Monday" to "Saturday" was recoined, so that Sunday had to be counted as "week seven".

The sun is as round as it is abroad