What are the meanings of "Chengri" and "Jianri" in the Yellow Calendar?

Gregorian calendar, also known as "perpetual calendar", is an almanac used by the people to predict age and good or bad luck. It is the experience summed up by the ancient working people in China in the long-term farming practice, which is used to guide agricultural production.

"Sunrise" and "Sunrise" in the Gregorian calendar are two very important days, representing different meanings and meanings.

"Chengri" refers to the day when things have succeeded or ended, that is to say, on Chengri, people can do things with confidence because things have been solved satisfactorily.

"Jianri" refers to the day when something new begins or is established, that is, on Jianri, people can start a new plan or project because things have started smoothly.

In the Gregorian calendar, in addition to "establishing a day" and "establishing a day", there are also "opening a day", "closing a day", "breaking a day", "excluding a day" and "fixing a day", all of which have different meanings and can be used to guide people's daily life and production.