What does the lunar calendar mean?

The ninth day of June in the lunar calendar is the sixth nine-day count. When the ninth nine days ended, spring came.

Jiujiu, also known as Winter Jiujiu, is a folk solar term in China. The number nine begins at the end of winter in 65438+February of Gregorian calendar and ends on Everyone's Day. The number "Nine" in the lunar calendar is a miscellaneous festival used in China. When you enter the winter solstice, count to nine, which is what people call "Winter Count Nine".

It starts from the winter solstice, counting nine days is 19, counting nine days is 29, and so on ... counting "99" means that "99" has passed, "nine flowers bloom", and then it is warm.

According to the phenological characteristics of cold weather in 1999, the ancients also summed up a set of "number nine songs" reflecting climate change. The lyrics are as follows:

If you don't do this in 1929,

Walking on the ice in 3949,

Looking at the willows by the river,

Seven or nine rivers opened, and eight or nine swallows came.

99 plus 19, plowing cattle everywhere.

Extended data:

Corresponding date of 999 days:

September 19: 65438+February 22nd to 65438+February 30th (from the date of winter solstice).

Erjiu: 65438+February 3 1 to the following year 65438+1October 8.

Sanjiu: 65438+1October 9 to 65438+1October 17.

Jiu Si: 65438+1October 18 to 65438+1October 26th.

May 9th: 65438+1October 27th to February 4th.

Sixty-nine: February 5 to February 13.

79: February 14 to February 22nd.

August 23rd to March 3rd.

99: March 4th to March 12.