What year is Ding Weinian?

Ding Weinian is: 1907, 1967, 2027, 2087, 2 147.

Ding Weinian is one of the lunar calendars, such as 1907, 1967 and 2027 (60-year cycle). The so-called lunar calendar year, that is, trunks and branches are literally equivalent to trunks and branches. In ancient China, the sky was dominant and the earth was subordinate. The connection between heaven and stem is called heavenly stem, and the connection between earth and stem is called earthly branch. Together, it is called heavenly stems and earthly branches, or "dry branch" for short.

Ding Weinian is an integral part of the ancient lunar calendar in China. Ding Wei is one of the main branches, and this order is the 44th. The former is Bingwu, and the latter is Wushen. On the five elements of yin and yang, the heavenly stems and earthly branches belong to the fire of yang, which is a good ratio.

Ding Yuewei

It's a dry day and a year, and it's a little summer to beginning of autumn, which is Ding:

1977 beginning of autumn from July to August.

1982 from light summer in July to beginning of autumn in August

1987 beginning of autumn from July to August.

1992 from light summer in July to beginning of autumn in August

1997 beginning of autumn from July to August.

Beginning of autumn, July-August 2002.

Beginning of autumn, July-August 2007.

Calendars are not commonly used, but calendars are mostly used for numerology. Therefore, it is based on the solar term month, not the new moon, which is different from the Gregorian calendar year based on the lunar year. In fact, the year of "Ganzhi" which has been widely circulated in recent years began in beginning of spring that year. This is a numerology view, not a common folk practice.