What does Bingzi mean?

Essence: one of the main branches

Order number: 13

First place: Yi Hai

The last one: Ding Chou

Day 3: The Fire of Yang

Son of earthly branch: water of yang

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Bingzi is one of the main branches, and the sequence is 13. The former is B Hai and the latter is Ding Chou. On the five elements of Yin and Yang, the heavenly stems and earthly branches belong to the fire of Yang, and the sons of earthly branches belong to the water of Yang, which means that water is better than fire.

Ice counting the moon

Ice purple moon

The year of Tiangan Jiaxu and the year of B Wei, the period from heavy snow to slight cold, is Bingziyue:

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1974 65438+ In the snow to 65438+ slight cold in October of the following year.

1979 65438+ heavy snow in February to 65438+ slight cold in October of the following year.

1984 65438+ In the snow to the following year 65438+ slight cold in October.

1989 65438+ In the snow to the following year 65438+ slight cold in October.

1994 65438+ In the snow to 65438+ slight cold in October of the following year.

1999 65438+ heavy snow in February to 65438+ slight cold in October of the following year.

From the heavy snow in June 5438+February 2004 to the slight cold in June 5438+10/October of the following year.

Calendars are not commonly used, but calendars are mostly used for numerology. Therefore, it is based on the solar term month, not the new moon, which is different from the Gregorian calendar year based on the lunar year.

Bingzi dating

Bingzinian

In the traditional calendar of China, the13rd year of a cycle is called "the year of the third year". In the following AD years, if the number of years is divided by more than 60 16, or the number of years is reduced by 3, the remainder after division by 10 is 3, and the remainder after division by 12 is 1. The year from the first day of the first month of that year to New Year's Eve of the following year is the "third year".

Lunar calendar is a dry calendar, and solar terms are used to guide agricultural production. Branches and branches are not divided into solar terms, regardless of traditional habits or official calendars (see the perpetual calendar compiled by Purple Mountain Observatory of Chinese Academy of Sciences for details).