The fifteenth day of the lunar calendar is called "Wang". What other specific days are there in ancient classical Chinese?

New moon-the first day, New Year's Eve-New Year's Eve, January 1: The first day of the first month, the year begins.

(02) People's Day: the seventh day of the first month, master.

(03) Shangyuan: On the fifteenth day of the first month, lanterns are put on to watch the play, which is also called the Lantern Festival.

(04) Social Day: Around the vernal equinox, sacrifices are made to pray for farming.

(05) Cold food: two days before Qingming Festival, three days without fire (Wu Zixu)

(06) Qingming Festival: In early April, grave-sweeping and sacrificial ceremonies were held.

(07) Dragon Boat Festival: On the fifth day of May, we eat zongzi and row a dragon boat (Qu Yuan).

(08) Tanabata: On the seventh day of July, women seek cleverness (Cowherd and Weaver Girl).

(09) Central Plains: July 15th, offering sacrifices to ghosts, also known as "Ghost Festival".

(10) Mid-Autumn Festival: August 15, enjoying the moon and homesick.

(1 1) Chongyang: On the ninth day of September, climb the mountain and insert dogwood to avoid disaster.

(12) winter solstice: also called "solstice", the starting point of solar terms.

(13) Lunar New Year: On the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month, drink Laba porridge.

(14) New Year's Eve: the last night of the year, the old year begins and the new year begins.