Is it a solar calendar or a lunar calendar to celebrate a child's birthday?

Topic of this issue: Is it a solar calendar or a lunar calendar to celebrate a child's birthday? Look at the answers from netizens!

User 1: Actually, I think it's better to spend the lunar calendar. I am a friend. She was born on February 29th. If the lunar calendar can still celebrate her birthday, if it is the solar calendar, February is as big as September, and there are only 28 days, she will not celebrate her birthday [laughs].

Netizen 2: It's not good to have two birthdays. We don't allow two here, which means we are two years old. And I always celebrate my birthday in the solar calendar, because it's easy to remember, and the birthday in the lunar calendar depends on the calendar. Every year is different. Who remembers? Some people say that the lunar calendar remains unchanged. How can it be the same? Of course, the birthday has not changed, but now we say that the dates are all Gregorian dates, and all the contents about writing documents are also Gregorian dates. When we don't say anything, we will also say what day the lunar calendar is.

Netizen 3: I laughed when I saw a bunch of comments saying that the solar calendar is not allowed to be accurate in the lunar calendar! Originally, the birthday of the lunar calendar was1October 30th, but basically every two or three years,1October is a small moon, and after1October 29th, it is the first day of the winter moon! When I was a child, my mother always celebrated my birthday on1October 29th! But the problem is that I was born on1October 30th! I am older now, and I have celebrated my birthday with the solar calendar, because the solar calendar exists every day and every year except February 29th in leap years! It won't be like my lunar birthday! Those who say that the lunar calendar is accurate, come and argue!

Is it a solar calendar or a lunar calendar to celebrate a child's birthday? Welcome everyone to leave a message in the comment area!