But I still don t understand! Why is it that the imaginary age is twenty three, and the first year o

Your real age: You were born in 1989, and you will not be 1 real year old until 1990, and 22 years old until 2011.

Your virtual age: You were born in 1989, and you were 1 year old when you were born, and you were 2 years old when you were born during the Spring Festival in 1990 (you were born in 1989, and you will be one year old during the Spring Festival.) As soon as the Spring Festival passes, you will be two years old, and you will increase your virtual age every time you celebrate the Spring Festival in the future.

After the Spring Festival in 2011, you will be 23 years old.

The virtual age is relative to the real age. The actual age is calculated from the age of 0, and the specific date of birth is used as the boundary, and the age is increased by one year for each birthday; The imaginary age is counted from 1 year old, with the New Year (Spring Festival) as the boundary, and the age is increased by one year every New Year.

The calculation of the real year is: the birth is 0 years old, and each first anniversary is an additional real year, and the month before the anniversary is ignored. For example, if a baby is just 3 months old, it is called "0 years and 3 months", usually omitting "0 years old" and calling it "3 months", and then on the day of birth in the second year, it is counted as 1 real year, after 1 real year, until the second real year, it is counted as 1 real year, and so on.

The algorithm of imaginary age is that as soon as you are born, you will be 1 year old (because there is no traditional saying of 0 years old), and then you will increase your age by 1 year every New Year (generally referring to the lunar year, i.e., the Spring Festival).

The imaginary age is two years older than the first year, and the genus is calculated according to the age of the year.

I, o(oThank you.

The virtual age means that you are 1 year old when you are born, and whether you are born for a few months or a few hours by the lunar New Year, you are already 2 years old, so if the birthday of the lunar calendar is relatively small, you are two years old, and you may not have a birthday. Hope.

The virtual age is 23

The real age is 21

Trust me

Sky! You don't even know your age?

Those born before the beginning of spring in the year of birth belong to the dragon, and they are born after the beginning of spring.

I've seen and thought it's a good crossing article to push it to you, it's all.

Post Shen Ji hugged the scum

The circle of friends is now using this. It's free!

Good looking crossing** one-to-one

Sou Gong Zong's women's "Youzan Book City", 600,000 good books. I see it every day!

The first taboo: no matter how beautiful the pen is, don't let the description bring your narrative to a halt.

Writers must keep this in mind: Don't overdescribe anything, whether it's the Teton Mountains, the sunset, or the zebras on Waikiki Beach.

Otherwise, the strength of your narrative will suffer, and you will leave a dangerous gap in the reader's attention. Remember Ellemo.

Renard's golden words: "I always try to get rid of what the reader will skip over. "Readers do want to skip what doesn't work.

The second taboo: Don't waste too much time describing unimportant environments.

Home David. Rogie once declared: "The description in a good ** is more than just a description. The danger of most background depictions is that a flurry of beautiful declarative sentences and interruptions in the narrative push the reader into a lethargic situation. ”

Keep in mind Roge's aphorism and type it on a slip of paper and stick it in front of your computer or typewriter: "A description in a good ** is more than just a description." ”

The third taboo is: don't waste the reader's attention on an inconsequential matter. This is the most common mistake beginners make.

Reborn Splendid Daughter-in-law This is very beautiful.

It will be celebrated for more than a year. I've seen it twice.

Silk silk has loved you for thousands of years, dancing with the wind....Do you just need a name? E-mail