Why is it the third day of August or Shen Yue? Shouldn't there be an appointment?

The moon is not in place yet, understand?

In the lunar calendar, one month is the time for the moon to go around the earth once, about 28 days, and one year is the time for the earth to go around the sun once.

But I don't know why the folk popularity is generally 1, 30 days and 29 days a month, and 1 year is less than 360 days.

However, the days in the 24 solar terms are still relatively accurate. In the same solar term every year, the position of the earth relative to the sun is almost the same.

Let's go back to your question. I guess it's the same as Chinese New Year.

On the first day of the Lunar New Year, it is not necessarily the beginning of spring. The dividing line between last year and next year is beginning of spring.

Pay more attention to this when arranging eight characters. In fact, the years of the lunar calendar are chaotic. The only thing that is accurate is the 24 solar terms. ....