What is the meaning of Gui Mao Ding Yue Ri Hai?

Lunar calendar is a traditional calendar system in China, also called lunar calendar. It calculates days according to the phases of the moon, which is obviously different from the solar calendar. The lunar calendar is calculated by the period of the revolution of the moon and the rotation of the earth. Every month begins with the new moon and takes the first month of the lunar calendar as a cycle. Because the calculation methods of lunar calendar and solar calendar are different, sometimes the same day of solar calendar and lunar calendar will have different dates.

Guimao month is the December of the lunar calendar, representing the end of the year. Ding Hairi is the birthday of the ninety-first mouse in the zodiac. Ninety-one mouse refers to an ancient time measurement method, which also represents the end of one cycle and the beginning of another cycle. In China culture, the mouse is regarded as a symbol of intelligence, liveliness, wit and flexibility, so Ding Hai Day is also regarded as an auspicious day, which may herald new opportunities, new beginnings and new achievements.

Although it is not a traditional festival, it is very popular. On this day, China people will worship their ancestors and pray for New Year's peace and family happiness. At the same time, many people will choose this day to start new plans, such as planning a new career or planning a new journey. In addition, some people will carry out special activities on this day, such as donating money to voluntary agencies, participating in charity performances, making gifts for relatives and friends and so on. In any case, this day reflects the confidence of China people in new opportunities and the future, and it is also a way to show the cohesion of families and groups.