According to China's calendar, what year is this in China?

China's calendar is the calendar of the Yellow Emperor. Huangdi Calendar is a calendar method calculated according to Huangdi Calendar, heavenly stems and earthly branches and Imperial Lineage Table. The calendar was created in the first year of the lunar calendar. Because the chronology of the main branches is said to have started from the Yellow Emperor. Legend has it that the ministers of the Yellow Emperor era greatly praised the affection of the five elements for the construction of the year, so Party A and Party B named the day, which was called dry; Making a fool of yourself is called a day, and it's called a branch. Branches and branches match to become sixty years old. " And 2697 BC is just the beginning of the dry year-just the year of Jiazi. Huaxia nationality is one of the first three nationalities to create calendars.

In order to facilitate future globalization and avoid contact with feudal emperors, the Yellow Emperor Calendar can be named Huaxia Calendar. For example, 20 12 can be recorded as Huaxia 4709.

202 1 is 47 18.