How many days will there be in the dog days in 2020, and from which day will it be counted?

How many days are there in dog days in 2020?

The dog days in 2020 start from July 16 and end on August 24, and are divided into three days, namely, the beginning, the middle and the end, totaling 40 days.

Debut: July 16 of Gregorian calendar (May 26th of lunar calendar) and July 25th of 2020 (fifth day of June of lunar calendar).

Zhongfu: July 26th (the sixth day of June), August14th, 2020 (June 25th) in Gregorian calendar.

Last day: August 15 of Gregorian calendar (June 26th) and August 24th, 2020 (sixth day of July).

The dog days appear in the summer heat and the summer heat, which is the hottest, humid and sultry day of the year.

The so-called dog days refer to the dog days of the lunar calendar, which is the hottest period of the year.

It can be understood that squatting means it is too hot to move. But the dog days are called dog days because there are also many cold factors.

The dog days are the hottest thirty or forty days in a year in the Central Plains. They are calculated according to the lunar calendar, that is, from the middle and late July to the middle and late August in the solar calendar. When does the dive start in 2020?

Debut: July 16 of Gregorian calendar (May 26th of lunar calendar) and July 25th of 2020 (fifth day of June of lunar calendar).

0 July 2020 16

2 July 2020 17

July 3rd, 2020 18

July 4th, 2020 19

The fifth day, July 20, 2020

July 6, 2020 2 1

The seventh day, July 22, 2020

The eighth day, July 23, 2020

The ninth day, July 24, 2020

July 25th, 2020 10 day

The dive in 2020 is calculated from July 16. On the Significance of Ambush

Ambush means entering the dog days. On the third day of the summer solstice, the number of people dropped, which was the basis for determining the first drop.

According to the calendar, the number of volts will be calculated on the third Geng day from the summer solstice, which means that you will start to squat from the summer solstice to the third Geng day.

Gengri here refers to the days prefixed with Geng in the ancient Ganzhi Diri Law.