Interesting topics about calendars and poker

Calendars are closely related to poker. Please see: the calendar has 52 weeks every year: besides the king "representing the sun" and Xiao Wang "representing the moon", there are 52 cards in poker.

In the calendar, a year is divided into four seasons: spring, summer, autumn and winter. There are four kinds of playing cards: hearts, diamonds, spades and clubs (hearts and diamonds represent days; Spades and clubs represent the night.

In the calendar, a season has thirteen weeks; There are exactly thirteen cards in each set of poker.

In the calendar, each season is designated as 9 1 day. If J is regarded as eleven o'clock, Q as twelve o'clock and K as thirteen o'clock, then the total number of points in each set of poker is 9 1 point.

The calendar year is 365 days; The total number of poker points (except the king) is also exactly 365 points. The leap year in the calendar is 366 days, and all 54 cards in poker are exactly 366 points.

As can be seen from the above, the structure and design of playing cards are generally consistent with calendars. In a sense, playing cards can be said to be the epitome of a calendar in a year.