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What's the difference between Tibetan calendar and lunar calendar?
Compared with the lunar calendar, the Tibetan calendar was born in the plateau area with special climate, so there are some special places to adapt to the local climate characteristics. Instead of simply dividing the years evenly, it calculates according to the fixed point of the "sun" (that is, the position of the sun), organically combines the data with the changes of various birds and animals in Tibetan areas, determines the solar terms and divides the seasons. Therefore, although the Tibetan calendar is divided into four seasons: spring, summer, autumn and winter, it is divided into six seasons according to the unique climate characteristics of the region, namely, spring, late spring, summer, autumn, winter and late winter. On the whole, winter is the longest, followed by spring, autumn and summer. In some high mountain areas, there is even no summer, and spring and autumn are connected.
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