Should the 1 month of the lunar calendar be the year of the tiger or the year of the mouse?

In calendar years, the month from heavy snow to slight cold (that is, the month where winter solstice is located) is the sub-month, the month from slight cold to beginning of spring is the ugly month, and the month from beginning of spring to the month of fright is silver moon ... By analogy, the current lunar calendar stipulates that yin is positive, and winter solstice must be in November of the lunar calendar. Regardless of the leap month, from November to the first month, it happens to be from the child to the yin, and the answer is obvious.

Strictly speaking, the lunar calendar and the lunar calendar are different. The lunar calendar follows the moon phase, and the lunar calendar follows the solar terms (non-neutral).