What season is September?

September is the ninth month of the Gregorian calendar year. It is a small moon, and there are 30 days in a calendar year. September of the lunar calendar is called Dog Month, and it is also called Chrysanthemum Month, Dressing Month, Young Girl Month, Oda Month, Long Month, Late Autumn, Late Autumn, Residual Autumn, Plain Autumn, Autumn White, Xuan Yue, Frost Order, Seasonal Merchants, Month, Seasonal Autumn and Late Autumn Merchants.

The origin of September

According to the ancient Roman calendar, March is the first month and September is the seventh month. The name September comes from the Latin September, which means "seven". When the Romans adopted julian calendar, they kept the original name for several months, and September became "September".

At the beginning of the 9th century, Charlemagne, the emperor of Charlemagne Empire, a feudal empire in Western Europe, refused to accept the name of Rome, calling September "the harvest moon", which was later imitated by English. Therefore, September has always been called "Harvest Month" in English, which means "Harvest Month".

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July in the old calendar is September after Julius Caesar reformed the calendar. Saite means "July" in Latin. Although the calendar has been reformed, people still use the old name to call September. This is the evolution of English in September.

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Holidays and customs

Chinese mainland, Britain, Hongkong, Macau and other primary and secondary schools generally take September 1 as the start date of the new school year. If September 1 day is a holiday or a Saturday or Sunday, it may be postponed to the first working day, and September 3rd at the latest.

Republic of China: Journalists' Day (from 1933 onwards)

Libya: National Day

Elephant Brothers Team Celebration

September 10, Teacher's Day.