What's the date of the 16th day of the first month in 2020?

The sixteenth day of the first month in 2020 is February 9, 2020 in the solar calendar.

The Gregorian calendar is a Gregorian calendar, with four tropical years as the basic cycle, which has nothing to do with the change of the moon. The number of days and months in each year is specified by people.

The lunar calendar is a kind of lunar calendar, also known as the lunar calendar. It takes the change of moon phase as the cycle, the new moon as the basis of the calendar, and according to the tropical cycle of the solar year.

To calculate a year's time. Under normal circumstances, the first day of each month is set on Northern Day, and the date between two Northern Days is one month.

The time of each month is determined according to the length of the day in the north. There are 30 days in the big month and 29 days in the small month, and the year is set to 12 months, which is generally

354 or 355 days. When there is a leap year in the calendar year, there are 13 months in this year.

The 16th day of the first month in 2020 is calculated according to the lunar calendar, while February 9th, 2020 is calculated according to the solar calendar. What is shown on the calendar is

Gregorian calendar date, the small number below each date is the lunar calendar date.