Schedule of solar terms in 2022

The schedule of the nine solar terms in 2022 is as follows:

September 2022 19: February 22, 2022-February 30, 2022;

February 29th, 2022: 65438+February 3rd, 20221-65438+20231October 8th;

March 9, 2023: 65438+20231October 9 -65438+20231October 7;

April 9, 2023: June 65438+1October18—June 65438+1October 26, 2023;

May 9, 2023: 65438+20231October 27-February 4, 2023;

June 9, 2023: February 5, 2023-February 202313;

July 9, 2023: February 2023 14-February 22, 2023;

August 9, 2023: February 23, 2023 to March 3, 2023;

September 9, 2023: March 4, 2023-March 2023 12.

No.9 introduction

Jiujiu, also called Jiujiu or Dongjijiu, is a folk method for calculating the flowering dates of cold weather and warm spring in China. Generally, March 9 and April 9 are the coldest times of the year. When you count to 99 days (998 1 day), spring will be deep and warm, and everything will be full of vitality. It's time for spring ploughing.

Law No.9 is passed down from mouth to mouth among the people in our country, which has a history but lacks records. As for when it originated, there is no exact information. In traditional culture, nine is the extreme number, the highest number of yang, and also the largest number. The accumulation of yang number means that the Yin Qi is decreasing day by day, and the fatigue of nine times has come to an end, which means that the cold is getting warmer and the spring is already deep.

The date of winter solstice in Gregorian calendar every year is 65438+February 2 1~23, and it is 998 1 day from the date of winter solstice, that is, in late March of Gregorian calendar (around the vernal equinox), peach blossoms are in full bloom, spring is deep and the day is warm. Due to the vast territory of China, the climate varies greatly from place to place, not all over the country.