In the movie "Ashes of Time", if it rains and the soil turns yellow, it is necessary to take a bath, and it is forbidden to travel and rush to the north.

These are really yellow calendars, which are perpetual calendars.

If you like Wong Kar-wai's movies, you should notice that he likes to give special shots to time recording tools to remind intangible time, such as his Chongqing Forest.

Every new story is accompanied by Ouyang Feng's monologue, which is a combination of seasonality and Gregorian calendar. This is everyone's habit after getting up early, which seems to imply that such stories happen every day, over and over again. Just like the time card in Chongqing forest, time passes by all kinds of people at the same pace. In fact, most people are repeating the same thing every day, busy and endless. Everyone has their own hidden pain in their hearts.

As for whether the Gregorian calendar is specifically mapped, we can compare it with movies, but I think it is more important to watch Wong Kar-wai's movies as a whole. After all, his films are not dramas or suspense reasoning, but focus on capturing those fleeting but often touching feelings.

I almost wrote the film review O(∩_∩)O~ but it was absolutely original. Personally, I like his movies. I hope it helps you.