What does it mean to see spring at both ends in 2010?

It is inappropriate to say that there is no spring at both ends in 2010, and the correct statement should be that there is no spring at both ends in the year of Gengyin in the lunar calendar. As we all know, the 24 solar terms actually correspond to the "solar calendar", which is determined according to the movement of the direct point of the sun, so the 24 solar terms are determined according to the date of the solar calendar, and the error is only one or two days. For example, every year at the beginning of spring, it is either February 4 or February 5, and there is nothing wrong with that.

This is not the case with the lunar calendar, which is a "lunar calendar", that is, it is determined according to the waxing and waning cycle of the moon. Therefore, if this year's Spring Festival, that is, the first day of the first lunar month is after February, and the next year's Spring Festival is before February, then this lunar year, there is no solar term of the beginning of spring, which is the origin of the so-called "two ends do not see spring". Superstitious people take advantage of people's ignorance, and from this they give birth to all kinds of absurd sayings, and everyone should believe in science and not believe in evil.

It is the statement of the lunar calendar, the beginning of spring on February 4, 2010 in the Gregorian calendar is December 21 of the lunar calendar, and the beginning of spring on February 4, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the second day of the first month of the lunar calendar, and there is no spring in the lunar calendar in 2010.

There is no lunar beginning of spring from January 1 to December 31, 2010 in the Gregorian calendar.

Popularly known as the Year of the Widow

The phenomenon of two-headed spring is the beginning of the lunar calendar, the beginning of spring, and the beginning of spring at the end of the year. Folk common name"Spring at both ends"。

There are many proverbs in rural areas, and most of them are made up by farmers according to the actual situation, which has a certain practical value. For example, "it is rare to have two springs in a year, and it is rare to meet spring in a hundred years". It is said that the beginning of spring is called the beginning of spring at the beginning of the year and the end of the year, and there is no beginning of spring this year, so it is also called the year of the widow.

The phenomenon of two-headed spring is the beginning of the lunar calendar, the beginning of spring, and the beginning of spring at the end of the year. February 4, 2009 at 0:50 is the beginning of the Year of the Ox. And on February 4, 2010, that is, at the end of the Year of the Ox in the lunar calendar, there is also a beginning of spring, which is commonly known as "two-headed spring".

There is a folk saying that "two-headed spring" is auspicious.

"Two heads of spring", is a lonely year once in 60 years, spring represents peach blossoms, two springs is the meaning of the second spring or the second spring, that is, it means that the marriage is unstable, men and women in love are easy to break up, and there will be many divorces between husband and wife. In this regard, astronomical experts refuted the rumor, saying that this rumor is pure nonsense and ridiculous. The "two-headed spring" is the evolution of the normal calendar, which has nothing to do with the stability of the marriage, and there is no need for the public to believe it.

The Chinese calendar takes the earth around the sun as a year, and the moon waxing cycle as one Yang is the "sun", and the yin is the "Taiyin" that is, the moon, so the traditional Chinese lunar calendar is actually a luni-solar calendar The earth revolves around the sun 360 degrees, with an average of 24 equal points divided into 24 solar terms, starting with the "beginning of spring" festival and ending with the "great cold" qi, and the "festival" and "qi" alternate cycles. Therefore, the definition of solar terms is based on the movement of the earth, and the "beginning of spring" every year is fixed on February 4 or 5 of the Gregorian calendar.

It takes 8,766 hours, 13 minutes and 48 seconds for the earth to orbit the sun, which is one year; The moon's orbit around the earth (i.e., a waxing and waning cycle) is 708 hours and 44 minutes and seconds, which is January. The difference between the Gregorian calendar and the lunar calendar is in the month: a month in the Gregorian calendar roughly divides the year into 12 equal parts on average; A lunar month is represented by the waxing and waning cycle of one moon.

Therefore, the Gregorian calendar places a leap (1 more day) every 4 years to make up the actual number of suns; The lunar calendar stipulates that the lunar month with "festivals" and no "qi" is a leap month. The year with the leap month of the lunar calendar is 13 lunar months, 13 "festivals" and 12 "qi", and there will be two "beginning of spring" festivals in this year.

Tradition says it badly! I said, "That's not what life is all about!" Love knots! Happiness is your own business, what kind of is about the year!

Superstition says that this year is the year of the slippery head, also called the year of the widow, which refers to the year when there is no beginning of spring. It's not a superstition.

First of all, the so-called widow's year is a year when there is no spring solar term at both ends! Then in leap years, there may be two beginning of spring solar terms! The former, it is said that there is no joy, naturally, the latter, the joy is too much!

For Chinese, it is not conducive to the stability of marriage! Obviously, there is no reason! It also proves that we are indeed in the whirlpool of superstition!

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Actually, there is no reason for this. Astronomical experts pointed out that at present, there are two kinds of calendars commonly used in China, namely the Gregorian calendar (solar calendar) and the lunar calendar. There are days in a normal year and a day in a leap year.

Lunar calendar year days in ordinary years, leap year days. There is definitely a solar term in the solar calendar of the year, about every half month. However, there is a huge difference in the number of days between a normal year and a leap year, so there is a solar term in a leap year and one or more solar terms in a normal year.

Because the beginning of spring is at the end of the year or the beginning of the year, it often happens that the beginning of spring runs to the end of the previous year or crosses the beginning of the next year, so that there is a phenomenon of "no spring at both ends" or "spring at both ends". Astronomical experts said that whether it is "no spring", "double spring" or "single spring", it is only a "yin and yang error" when converting between the lunar calendar and the solar calendar, and has nothing to do with good luck and evil. The statement that "no spring" is not suitable for marriage is even more nonsense.

It has been learned that there is a "year without spring" in every year, and the last time there was a "year without spring" was in a year.

Compare the "single spring" year of the lunar calendar (one beginning of spring a year), "double spring.""Year (two beginning of spring a year), the lunar year without the "beginning of spring" solar term is called "no spring" year, "widow spring" year, also known as "widow year", and by extension, "widow year". The so-called widow year, that is, there is no solar term "beginning of spring" in the lunar calendar. The "beginning of spring" in 2005 coincided with the twenty-fourth day of the lunar year of the monkey, commonly known as the spring before the year; The "beginning of spring" in 2006 was on the seventh day of the first month of the Year of the Dog in the lunar calendar, resulting in no "beginning of spring" in the entire lunar Year of the Rooster, so the folk called the Year of the Rooster in 2005 the "Year of the Widow".

There are many sayings about widowhood, among which the most common one is that widowhood has no spring and is not suitable for marriage. At first, people simply called this kind of year "no spring", also called "widow year", and later according to the meaning of the word "widow", the meaning is "widow's year", so it has the meaning of "widow". The old custom believes that spring is the season of sowing, and it is also a symbol of male and female love, and it is impossible to conceive spring in the year of "no spring", so there is a saying that "widow year" is not suitable for marriage.

However, the date of the solar term in the summer calendar is not fixed. China's traditional summer calendar is a luni-solar calendar: "yin" means that its calendar month is based on the average length of the synodic month of 29 and 5306 days, and the new day is the first day of the month; "Yang" refers to its calendar year, which is basically based on the return year, with a new day before or after the "beginning of spring" as the first day of the first month of the year, that is, the Spring Festival.

There are only 354 or 355 days in the 12 months of the summer calendar in the ordinary year, and there are 384 or 383 days in the 13 months of the year with leap months, which can contain 25 solar terms, so that there is a "beginning of spring" at the beginning and end of the year, becoming a "double spring year", and its next year must only have 23 solar terms, there will be no "beginning of spring", becoming a "no spring year". It can be seen from this that the "no spring" after the "double spring" is completely the result of the calendar arranged according to a certain law, and it often appears. There are 7 times in 19 years when there is no "beginning of spring" in the whole year, for example, 1991, 1994, 1997, 2000, 2002, 2005, 2008, and 2010 are all "no spring" years.

There is no saying about the two beginning of spring in the same year, it is a normal natural phenomenon, almost every one or two years, basically the folk usually call the winter neck long, the spring neck is short, that is to say, the long winter turns to the spring of the year early, such as cultivated land, building and so on are calculated earlier according to the lunar calendar, but the difference is a little smaller according to the solar calendar, but the winter is warm or the spring is warm, and the winter cold or spring cold is more obvious.

In our local custom: there are two spring years, and there will be many couples getting married.

This is often said to be "two springs a year".

In normal years, the lunar year is only about 355 days, and it is impossible to include two beginning of spring (there is a return year between the two beginning of spring, which is 365 to 366 days). When there is a leap month in the lunar calendar, there are 13 months in a year, up to about 385 days, there will be two beginning of spring, one in the first month and one in the wax month. This is a common phenomenon in the traditional Chinese calendar, and it has no special meaning.

The problem is that since there will be two years of the beginning of spring in one year, there will always be one year in which there is no beginning of spring. Out of their love for "spring", people will come up with some unscientific sayings and customs, and it is pure nonsense to say that the year without spring is the year of "widows", the year of "slippery", and the year without spring is not suitable for marriage.

Shuangchun is actually just a "yin and yang error" between the solar calendar and the lunar calendar.

The solar calendar is formulated according to the law of the earth's revolution around the sun, and one revolution of the earth is counted as a year, which is counted as a day. There are 12 months in a year, and this "month" actually has nothing to do with the synodic month. The months and days of the solar calendar are in good agreement with the position of the sun on the ecliptic, and according to the dates of the solar calendar, the changes in the four seasons can be clearly seen in the year.

The lunar calendar is formulated according to the law of the moon's waxing and waning, with the moon orbiting the earth for one month and a year for twelve calendar months. Because the first day of each month is a new moon and the fifteenth day is a full moon, which is easy to identify and easy to use, this kind of calendar is usually called the lunar calendar. The twelve lunar months are only about 354 days.

The Chinese calendar has been a lunisolar calendar since ancient times. It is formulated in combination with the cycles of the sun and moon. The year is divided into 24 solar terms according to the movement of the sun, and months according to the movement of the moon.

The difference between the lunar calendar and the solar calendar is about 11 days, in order to solve the problem of the time difference between the lunar calendar and the solar calendar, the ancients solved this problem by adding a leap month, so that there will be a year of thirteen months in a number of years, so every 19 years there will be 7 years of "double spring", 7 years of "no spring", which is completely artificial solar terms and phenological adjustments, and the auspiciousness of weddings and funerals is not related.

As the saying goes: double spring and leap month, a good year to get married, there is also a folk saying: two springs have the meaning of two springs, and it is not suitable for marriage.

In fact, both "double spring" and "no spring" are the result of the arrangement between the solar calendar and the lunar calendar that must be "corrected". And "no spring" or "double spring" is also the result of artificial arrangement, and has nothing to do with fortune.

"Double Spring" or "No Spring" cannot affect the happiness of marriage. Rumor has it that there was no Lichun in 2008, and many people were reluctant to get married in this year. In 2009, many people wanted to get married in this year.

In this world, no matter what year you get married, there are divorced people, and there are people who grow old. It can be seen that whether it is "double spring" or "no spring", it is just a normal calendar evolution, which has nothing to do with good luck and evil, and it is unlikely to affect the happiness of marriage. It is said that society has progressed, and people's minds are more open, and they should not be superstitious about these statements, let alone make absurd moves, but there are those couples who "take marriage seriously".

In fact, whether a marriage is happy or not depends on the feelings of two people, and it also depends on the attitude of both parties towards marriage. We should not be superstitious about some so-called "saying" in anything, even if it is very old.