I was born on December 17, 1987 at around 2 o clock in the morning

Summary. The seventeenth day of the lunar calendar in 1987 is also February 4, 1988.

Hello, I am glad to answer for you, the seventeenth day of the lunar calendar in 1987, the zodiac is the rabbit.

The seventeenth day of the lunar calendar in 1987 is also February 4, 1988.

The rabbit is from January 29, 1987 to February 16, 1988, so you are a rabbit.

The age gap between those born on the seventh day of the first lunar month in 1987 and those born on December 19, 1992 is 5 years. The seventh day of the first lunar month in 1987 is counted as 1987, and those born on December 19, 1992 are counted as 1992, so the age difference between 1987 and 1992 is 5 years. It can be deduced that people born on the seventh day of the first lunar month in 1987 will be 5 years old by December 19, 1992.

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December 92 imaginary age 31 actual 30, 87 first month that is not 36 years old.

No, in December 92, the age of 31 was actually 30 years old, and the first month of 87 was 31 years old. The virtual age points out that the calculation of the birth time is one month later than the actual month, in order to increase the accuracy, the virtual age is one year slower, and the actual age is half a year slower.

1987 is the year of Ding Mao, and the zodiac sign of people born in the year of Ding Mao belongs to the rabbit, and the five elements belong to fire, which is the life of fire in the furnace. Those born on February 17 are born on the day of the main heavenly stem of the wood.

Lunar calendar: February 17, 1987.

Gregorian calendar: Monday, March 16, 1987 Pisces stem branch: Ding Mao year 癸卯 month Jiazi day.

Converted to the Gregorian calendar, it is March 16, 87, Pisces.

I was born at five o'clock in the morning on February 17, 1987.

According to the inference of the ancient twelve hours, the twenty-seventh day of the lunar month in the question was born at seven o'clock, which should be called: born at the time of the month of Hai, which is more reasonable.

The hour of a day in ancient China is 12 hours, and the corresponding modern time is 2 hours for an hour in ancient times, and the 12 hours correspond to the names of the twelve branches, that is, they are divided into Zi, Chou, Yin, Mao, Chen, Si, Wu, Wei, Shen, You, Xu, and Hai. And each hour is divided into the beginning, noon and the end, and the same hour, it is divided into four quarters, and the three minutes of noon that we hear in film and television dramas refers to about half past twelve at noon in modern times. From this, the silver shirt deduces that the wax moon in the lunar calendar is the modern December, which is the month of Hai, and the birth at seven o'clock is the ancient Mao Shi Xian Bo early.