What is the heavenly stems and earthly branches in July of the 20th12nd lunar month?

Heavenly stems and earthly branches calendar year takes the solar term 12 of the 24 solar terms as the first day of a month. In mid-July, 1 ~6 is the last days of March, and July 7th is light summer, which is the first day of Ding. Ding's last day was the day before beginning of autumn, that is, August 6th, and August 7th was the first day of May of Five Gods.

In particular, the third noon on 20 12 is 32 days, from June 5 to July 6, which is interesting. There is also a 32-day Islamic calendar in the same month. They belong to the same Gregorian calendar as AD, and only the Gregorian calendar will have a month of 32 days.

Among the 24 solar terms, beginning of spring is a solar term, rain is a solar term, fright is a solar term, vernal equinox is a solar term, Qingming is a solar term, Grain Rain is a solar term, and so on. The solar term is the first day of a month in heavenly stems and earthly branches chronology, and the neutral qi is related to the lunar leap month, which is called the neutral qi leap method. The leap period every 19 years is 7 months, which basically coincides with the solar calendar. Therefore, the 24 solar terms, the chronology of heavenly stems and earthly branches and the lunar calendar are collectively referred to as the lunar calendar.

China's legal holidays are *** 1 1 day, and there are three calendars: A.D., Lunar Calendar, and Ganzhi Calendar.

Statutory holidays in AD: New Year's Day 1 day, Labor Day 1 day, and National Day for 3 days.

Legal holidays in lunar calendar: Spring Festival lasts for 3 days, Dragon Boat Festival 1 day, Mid-Autumn Festival 1 day.

Statutory holidays in heavenly stems and earthly branches: Tomb-Sweeping Day 1 day.