What do you think of the ancient sexagenary branches?

I think that in the ancient Chinese calendar, A, B, C, D, E, G, XIN, NON, and DE were called the "Ten Heavenly Stems", and Zi, Chou, Yin, Mao, Chen, Si, Wu, Wei, Shen, You, Xu, and Hai were called the "Twelve Earthly Branches". This is called the sexagenary branch.

The ancients said: The road is simple. Summing up the attributes of all things in the world is nothing more than the five attributes of gold, wood, water, fire, and earth, and what symbols are used to represent these five attributes?

Ten days to dry. How did the ten-day stem be invented? The ancients had a law:

That is, the use of pictographic, ideological, phonetic, and pretended language and text expressions. In the book of easy learning, there is "ten days of dry one image.""That is, the first head and the second item and the shoulder, the chest and the back of the abdomen, the Geng is the human qi Xin for the strand, and the legs and feet come to ask for "You may as well compare and compare these ten heavenly stems, does it represent all parts of the human body?" Very vivid!

As for the earthly branch, the ancients said that the solitary yang does not grow and the lonely yin does not grow, and the yin and yang must match to give birth to all things, so even if the heavenly stem is invented, then the earthly branch will also be born.

The heavenly stem is the five major inventions of the Three Emperors period, they are the Jiayi frame, the Bingding Sui, the Wuji plough, the Gengxin drill and the non-deuce needle and thread. The earth branch is the Fuxi clan with Hai, Zi, Chou, Yin, Mao, Chen, Si, Wu, Wei, Shen, You, Xu, and Xu, which depict the origin of human life and the life process of birth, old age, sickness and death. Then Fu Xi used the heavenly and terrestrial branches to create the Ganzhi calendar.

The Ganzhi calendar was not founded by merchants, but by the Fuxi clan in the Neolithic Age. **Yu Fu Xizan.

The heavenly stem is divided into yin and yang, the upper five are yang and the last five are yin, there is yang in yin, and there is yin in yang. For example, A and B are in the yang position, B is yin, and has been Geng in the yin position, and Geng is yang. The earth branch is divided into three categories, which are related to the five thousand years of Chinese culture of the Three Emperors and Emperor Wudi. The transformation of the heavenly stem and the earthly branch into the abyss, it is not easy to say.

I think that the ancient sexagenary branch is a testament to the ingenuity of the ancient people, and it is particularly meaningful to summarize the time of the year.

In ancient times, the sexagenary branches were used in many places, such as timekeeping and stargazing.

Although the unique understanding of heaven and earth by the ancients is not scientific in our eyes today, it is a scientific view of the ancients.

At first glance, it sounds like an ancient person's description of heaven and earth, but it is actually a very rigorous knowledge of gossip and celestial phenomena.

I think it is very high, because it reflects the developed astronomy of our country in ancient times, which is enough to explain the strong economic strength of our country in ancient times.

The ancient sexagenary branch is a dating method since ancient times, and now it is more mysterious to speculate on numerology.

There is always an ancient saying that there is no difference between the boy technician of the sexagenary branch and our 12,345 o'clock clock.

This was not only a good way to describe time in ancient times, but also in the name of some things today.

The sexagenary branch is actually a written state that records time and space, that is, the current position of time and space. It's hard to put into words.

The heavenly stem is the five-element calendar of the sun, and the earthly branch is the calendar with the rotation of the earth and the phases of the moon as the body. So the Chinese calendar is the solar and moon calendar.

The heavenly stem and the earthly branch are also used a lot today. It's just that many people don't know how to use it. Such as looking, fortune telling, feng shui, breaking **, playing lottery, breaking things, making contracts, buying **......Wait, that, don't use it. Of course, there are few people who use it because they don't understand it.

The sexagenary branch is just a symbol of timekeeping, and like numbers, it has no other meaning for a certain year, month, day, and time.

The heavenly stem records the year, and the earth branch records the "qi" such as (the second year of the meridian is less yin and the sky, and the yang is in the spring, then the two qi are retreated, and the sun and cold water are the beginning of the politeness, ....

Ten days dry** in the five elements, earthly branches** in the construction of the twelfth chen.

The heavenly stem originates from Heluo, and the earthly branch comes from the heavenly stem, which is combined into sixty jiazi, which is effectively integrated with the eight trigrams of the I Ching.

The sexagenary branch is reincarnated in sixty years!

The sexagenary branch is the code name of heaven and earth, space, space and energy, and it is endlessly mysterious.

The soul treasure of the Chinese nation is worth studying and studying.

The heavenly stem refers to the weather, and the earthly branch refers to the earth's qi!

Space and time, what happens in that space and time.

Useful, very useful, I usually use a lot of eight characters, and the wisdom of the ancients can always be passed on.

The stem branch is the oriental version of the genetic symbol.

Once you understand this, you will know the heavenly opportunity.

Ten Heavenly Stems: A, B, C, D, E, H, G, XIN, NON, and Dec. Twelve earthly branches: Zi, Chou, Yin, Mao, Chen, Si, Wu, Wei, Shenlun Bird, You, Xu, Hai; The least common multiple of 10 and 12 is 60, and the year is recorded in the sexagenary branch, and the cycle of 60 years is used.

Heavenly stem: Gregorian calendar year minus 3, divided by 10, regardless of quotient, only the remainder, look at the remainder, if the remainder is 0, it is the last of the heavenly stem, earthly branch: Gregorian calendar year minus 3, divided by 12, regardless of the quotient, just care about the remainder, look at the remainder, if the remainder is 0, it is the last of the earthly branch.

For example: 2011.

3=2008, 2008 divided by 10, the remainder is 8, which is the 8th of the heavenly stem, that is, Xin.

3=2008, 2008 divided by 12, the remainder is 4, that is, the 4th of the earthly branch, that is, Mao.

Extended information: The Stems and Earthly Branches, referred to as the Stems, originated from the observation of celestial phenomena in ancient times. In ancient China, the sexagenary branch was mainly used for the chronicle of the day, and it was also used to record the month, the year, the time, etc. And the calendar that uses the stem branch to record the year, month and day is called the dry branch calendar.

Ten heavenly stems, twelve earthly branches. Dry, that is, heavenly stem; Branch, that is, the earthly branch. The combination of the heavenly stem and the earthly branch is called the stem branch. Stem and branch are a kind of counting and timing symbols that have appeared in ancient times, just like the Arabic numerals we now refer to and use.

The meaning of the stem branch comes from the "trunk" and "branch" of the tree. The trunk is the trunk of the tree. The branch is the branch of the tree, and it is the branch of the trunk. In other words, the earthly branch is a branch that divides from the heavenly stem. Stem and branch is such a relationship.

Ten days of dry: 1, a: jiǎ, the initial j, the vowel ia, three tones.

2. B: yǐ, initial y, vowel i, three tones.

3. C: bǐng, initial b, finals ing, three tones.

4. Ding: dīng, the initial d, the vowel ing, a sound.

5. E: wù, initial w, vowel u, four tones.

6. Self: jǐ, initial j, finals i, three tones.

7. G: gēng, initial g, vowel eng, one.

8. Xin: xīn, initial x, finals in, a sound.

9. 壬: rén, initial r, vowel en, two tones.

10. 癸: guǐ, initial g, finals ui, three tones.

Twelve earthly branches: 1, 子: zǐ, initial z, vowel i, three tones.

2. Ugly: chǒu, initial ch, vowel ou, three tones.

3. Yin: yín, initial y, vowel in, second tone.

4. 卯: mǎo, initial m, vowel ao, four tones.

5. Chen: chén, initial ch, finals en, two tones.

6. 巳: sì, initial s, vowel i, four tones.

7. 午: wǔ, initial w, final u, three tones.

8. Un: wèi, initial w, vowel ei, four tones.

9. Shen: shēn, the initials sh, the old mountain rhyme en, a sound.

10. 酉: yǒu, initial y, vowel ou, three tones.

11. 戌: xū, initial x, vowel u, one.

12, Hai: hài, the initial h, the vowel ai, four tones.