Watch the calendar number nine.

In our traditional folk customs, many things have been handed down by word of mouth and memory, some of which are still in use today, because the working people follow the laws of nature, especially the solar terms, which are very accurate to a certain extent and can still play a great role today. This article will sort out these nine tables for everyone, hoping to be helpful.

202 1 viewed from September 19 to September 9.

September 19: 65438 in 2020+2 February1~ 65438 in 2020+29 February.

Erjiu: 65438+February 30 ~ 202165438+1October 7, 2020.

Sanjiu: 202165438+1October 8th to 202165438+1October 6th.

Jiu Si: 2021117 ~ 2021125.

May 9th: 202165438+1October 26th ~ 2021February 3rd.

June 9th: February 4th, 2026 5438+0 ~ February 1+02.

79: 202 1 February 13 ~202 1 February 2 1

89: February 22nd, 20265438 +0 ~ March 2nd, 20265438+0

99: March 3, 2026 5438+0 ~ March 1 1.

How to count nine in a perpetual calendar

All we have to do is compare the above dates to calculate. Ancient people used to divide the winter to the next 81 days into nine stages, each of which lasted for nine days. This is the so-called "Winter 99", which is also commonly called "Nine Cold Days". Therefore, we should calculate this way: usually from the winter solstice in late June (65438+February), the first nine days are 19 days, the second nine days are 29 days, and so on until "99", which is the season when peach blossoms are in full bloom. In nine days, spring will come everywhere.

What's the function of counting nine?

First of all, winter labor is an important seasonal basis for ancient working people. At that time, it was not as convenient as it is today. You can check the specific date immediately by opening the calendar or mobile phone. People will gradually calculate according to the special solar terms, so as to remember some days, even predict the severe cold of the climate, and take timely measures to keep out the cold, because the conditions at that time were quite difficult, everyone was very afraid of the cold climate, and there were many unknowns about natural forces. In order to divert this attention, everyone reads jingles and calculates the time when spring comes, and gradually passes through the cold weather and ushers in the farming period.