What is the meaning of Jiazi Bingzi in the Gregorian calendar?

Jiazi and Bingzi represent the twelve-day arrangement in the yellow calendar. There are ten kinds of heavenly stems, namely, A, B, C, D, E, F, G, Xin, Ren and Gui. Jiazi and Bingzi in the Yellow Calendar are two combinations of these ten kinds of heavenly stems arranged according to certain rules. It is said that the combination of branches and branches will have different effects every day, so people will decide when to carry out specific activities according to the information of Jiazi and Bingzi in the yellow calendar.

Jiazi and Bingzi also have rich meanings in traditional folk culture. Jiazi is the first day of ten days' work, symbolizing a new beginning. Therefore, Jiazi Day is also considered as a particularly auspicious day, and some important ceremonies or activities are often held on this day. On the other hand, Bingzi is a branch of fire, which means enthusiasm and openness, and also represents hope and sunshine. On such a day, people usually put aside their troubles and are full of hope.

Generally speaking, the information of Jiazi and Bingzi in the Yellow Calendar occupies an extremely important position in the cultural tradition of China people. Although people may pay less and less attention to these traditional festivals and activities with the progress and development of modern society, these colorful cultural symbols still bear our history and culture. Therefore, at an appropriate time, we should still cherish these traditions and inherit and innovate these cultural symbols to maintain our cultural characteristics and diversity.