What does Huang Lijia mean?

First of all, Jiazi in the Gregorian calendar refers to the combination of heavenly stems as "A" and earthly branches as "Zi" in the trunk-branch chronology, which takes 60 years as a cycle and is called Jiazi. In the traditional culture of China, Jiazi is a very important symbol, which represents an important idea of circular history and cultural inheritance. We follow this tradition, take Jiazi as the cycle to examine the changes of history and humanistic times, and understand and experience richer cultures.

Secondly, the Gregorian calendar is applied to the traditional culture of China, and it is one of the treasures of China culture. The almanac contains all kinds of auspicious knowledge about astronomy, calendar, astrology, geography and so on. It is an indispensable reference for people who believe in geomantic omen, divination and other cultures. Almanac not only records the information of calendar, but also has its mysterious cultural connotation, and Almanac Jiazi is an important part of this cultural system.

Jiazi in the Yellow Calendar has different symbolic meanings. The animal in Jiazi year is a mouse, so it is also called "Year of the Rat". In China, the mouse symbolizes wisdom, wit, flexibility and vitality. Therefore, the year of the rat is usually interpreted as the year of wisdom, which means that people should exert their talents and work hard in this year. Of course, everyone's interpretation of this concept and meaning is different, but Jiazi of the Yellow Calendar is indeed an indispensable chapter in China culture, with rich cultural significance.