What time does the year of the child mean the year of the year and the year of the year?

Rat, ugly cow, Yinhu, rabbit, dragon, snake, noon horse, sheep, monkey, rooster, dog, pig ancients used the twelve earthly branches to correspond to the twelve zodiac signs to count the year, so can you understand?

There is no such thing as the year of Yin, and the words "Yin" and "Mao" both come from the earthly branch and do not exist.

The heavenly stems and earthly branches: "A, B, C, D, E, G, G, XIN, NON, and 癸" are called the ten heavenly stems, and "Zi, Chou, Yin, Mao, Chen, Si, Wu, Wei, Shen, You, Xu, Hai" are called the twelve earthly branches.

The ten heavenly stems and the twelve earthly branches are matched in turn to form sixty basic units, and the two cooperate with each other in a fixed order to form the Ganzhi Era Law. The invention of the sexagenary branch had a far-reaching impact, and it is still used today, in various aspects such as calendars, arithmetic, calculation, and naming.

Description of the stem branch

The stem branch shows the laws of nature, the interaction of time (time) and space (direction), and the effect of "yin" and "yang". It contains the idea of the five elements of yin and yang and the law of natural circulation.

The Ganzhi calendar is mainly composed of four parts: the Ganzhi year, the Ganzhi month, the Ganzhi day, and the Ganzhi time. It starts with the beginning of spring and the beginning of the month. The 24 solar terms and the December are the basic contents of the dry branch calendar, which manages both the year and the month, and has the 24 solar terms.

The years, months and days of the Ganzhi calendar are determined by the celestial phenomena, and there is no need to adjust them artificially, and it is a calendar that is completely in line with the laws of the celestial phenomena.

I took a look at the perpetual calendar.

2022 is the year of Yin.

2023 is the year of Mao.

Haven't heard of it, only heard itSixty years of Jiazi (dry branch table).

1 Jiazi 2 B ugly3 Bingyin4 Ding Mao5 Wuchen 6 Jisi 7 Gengwu 8 Xinwei 9 Renshen 10 癸酉.

11 Jiaxu 12 Yihai 13 C Zi 14 Ding Chou 15Wu YinJi Mao17 Gengchen 18 Xin Ji 19 Ren Wu 20 Guiwei.

21 Jiashen 22 Yiyou 23 Bingxu 24 Dinghai 25 Wuzi 26 Jichou27 Geng Yin 28 Xin Mao29 Renchen 30 癸巳.

31 Jiawu 32 Yiwei 33 Bingshen 34 Ding You 35 Wuxu 36 Jihai 37 Gengzi 38 Xin Chou39 壬寅 40癸卯

41 Jiachen 42 Yisi 43 Bingwu 44 Ding Wei 45 Wushen 46 Jiyou 47 Gengxu 48 Xinhai 49 Renzi 50 Gui Chou.

Jiayin 52 Yi Mao53 Bingchen 54 Ding Si 55 Wuwu 56 Jiwei 57 Gengshen 58 Xinyou 59 Renxu 60 Guihai

Twelve Earthly Branches:子 (zǐ), ugly (chǒu), 寅 (yín), 卯 (mǎo), 辰 (chén), 巳 (sì), 午 (wǔ), 未 (wèi), 申 (shēn), 酉 (yǒu), 戍 (xū), 海 (hài).

The explanation is as follows.

There is no such thing as the year of Yin, and the words "Yin" and "Mao" both come from the earthly branch and do not exist.

In China's Ganzhi Chronology, it is dated by ten heavenly stems and twelve earthly branches.

Ten Heavenly Stems: A, B, C, D, Pentexylhepten, Xin, Non Dec.

Twelve earthly branches: Zi Chou Yin Mao Chen Si Wu did not apply for Youxu Hai.

Each epoch is made up of two characters, the first one from the heavenly stem and the latter from the earthly branch.

For example, "Jiazi", "Yichou", "Bingyin" ......After combining sixty, that is, completing sixty years, exactly one reincarnation, as the saying goes, is to complete a jiazi, and then start the year again from "jiazi".

The two characters you asked about are from the earthly branch, so there is no change in the year.

Mao is the Year of the Rabbit, and the Chinese zodiac is the Mao Rabbit.

Mao year is the meaning of the rabbit, Mao is also known as "Qionglin", the wood in the earth branch, the five elements belong to the wood, the attribute is yin, it is named after the "jade rabbit of Chang'e running to the moon", the years of this earth branch are 1963, 1975, 1987, 1999, 2011, 2023, 2035, 2047.

The rabbit table is agile, intelligent, docile and cute. Rabbit people are kind-hearted, lively and active, elegant, have a strong sense of justice, are kind and quiet, love peace, are empathetic, and are rigorous and meticulous in their work.

A detailed explanation of the character of the rabbit

1. Thoughtful, gentle and considerate personality.

2. Have a language genius and sharp eloquence, which is quite popular.

3. Fickle, quite conservative and level-headed.

4. Love a smooth and waveless love life.

5. Good at communicating, kind, rich in topics, talking and laughing, personable, and cautious. Averse to arguing with others.,With a soft temperament that can turn enemies into friends.。

6. The rabbit with type O blood is bold and courageous, and once the style is revealed, it becomes brave and decisive.

7. Both men and women advocate the supremacy of the family.

8. Xiao Rabbit is very beautiful, the family layout and furnishings are very elegant, hospitable, polite and thoughtful, sympathetic, and helpful.

There is no such thing as the Yin Mao year, and the Ganzhi chronology in our country.

Each year is composed of two characters, the first word comes from the heavenly stem, the latter word comes from the earthly branch, and the two characters Yin and Mao both come from the earthly branch, so they do not exist.

Ganzhi chronology.

The year of the Ganzhi year is counted from the twenty-four solar terms.

The beginning of spring, and the Ganzhi year is the chronological method of the Ganzhi calendar. The official almanac of the past dynasties (i.e., the Yellow Calendar.

Both. It is not disputed that the lunar calendar only borrows the Ganzhi to record the year, and its annual range is from the first day of the first lunar month to Chinese New Year's Eve. The lunar calendar and the dry branch calendar are two different calendars, and they are different in terms of the starting point of the year, the rules for dividing the months, and the number of days in each year.

The stem branch calendar is based on 60 different sets of sexagenary branches.

A calendar that marks the year, month, day, and hour is a unique solar calendar in China. It takes the beginning of the year as the beginning of the year, and divides the twelve months with the 24 solar terms, each containing two solar terms, and there are no leap months. The stem calendar is related to the periodic movement of the earth around the sun, which reflects the climate change throughout the year.

Since ancient times, the Ganzhi calendar has been commonly recognized by both the official and the people, applied to astronomy, feng shui, numerology, choice art and traditional Chinese medicine, and has been recorded in the official almanac of previous dynasties (i.e., the Yellow Calendar).