Yellow bear notebook calendar name

A calendar is a daily publication that records dates and other related information. Each page displays one day's information as a calendar, one month's information as a monthly calendar, and one year's information as an annual calendar. There are many forms, such as calendars, desk calendars, calendar cards and now electronic calendars. The first calendar in China was about 4000 years ago. According to a page of Oracle bone calendar in Oracle Bone Inscriptions, it is proved that the calendar of Yin Dynasty has reached a considerable level. This page of Oracle Bone Inscriptions is the oldest calendar in the world, also called the calendar. Calendar from ancient times to the present, there are three versions: 1. Calendar or something. This means that there are years, months, days, weeks, solar terms, anniversaries and so on in the book. _ One book a year _ One page a day _ Remove it day by day. Some are hanging on the wall, others are on the table. 3. Historians' daily records of national events are the basis for historians to compile national history. Calendars are often decorated with images, and monthly cards are one of the decorative paintings of calendars. Calendars and desk calendars are all developed from calendars, but this is only a history of nearly a hundred years. As for when the calendar appeared, no one can say for sure, but according to historical records, it was already in use in the palace of Yongzhen Garden in Tang Shunzong about 1 100 years ago. At that time, the calendar, also known as the imperial calendar, not only recorded dates, but also was an important material for compiling national history. At that time, the calendar divided the year into 12 volumes, determined the number of pages of each volume according to the number of days in each month, and wrote the month and date on each page, and then gave it to the eunuch who served the emperor for temporary storage until the eunuch recorded the emperor's words and deeds on the blank page every day and gave it to the emperor at the end of each month. After approval, they were sent to historians for archiving.