What is the 2021 Year of the Ox also known as

The 2021 Year of the Ox is a Xinchou year, which is an ordinary year in the Gregorian calendar, ****365 days and 53 weeks.

The year 2021 Xinchou is not a leap year, nor does it have a leap month, making it a relatively ordinary year.

In addition, 2021 is the 2nd year of the 2020s, the 72nd anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China*** and the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Chinese ****ing Communist Party.

There will be no Chinese New Year in 2021, which is why the Year of the Ox in 2021 is also known as the Year of the Widow.

The Spring Festival in 2021 will fall on February 3, 2021, the 22nd day of the lunar month of 2020, and the Spring Festival in 2022 will fall on February 4, 2022, the fourth day of the first month of the lunar year 2022.

There will be no Spring Festival in the year of 2021, and the Spring Festival in 2022 will fall on the fourth day of the first month of the lunar year.

Currently, China uses two calendars, the internationally recognized Gregorian calendar (solar calendar) and our traditional lunar calendar (yin-yang calendar). The solar terms are determined according to the Lunar Calendar, i.e., the Yin-Yang calendar in which the earth's orbit around the sun is divided into 24 equal parts. The lunar calendar has 2 solar terms per month, the date is basically fixed, while the lunar calendar is a kind of yin and yang calendar, the number of months and days per year is not fixed, the number of days in the year is 11 days less than the solar calendar, in order to comply with the changes of heat and cold, to keep in line with the solar calendar, so the lunar calendar adopts the method of 19 years and 7 intercalary months, there are 7 years in every 19 years for the 13th month (383 or 384 days), which makes the lunar calendar year with intercalary year is about 18 days longer than the solar calendar year. This makes a year with a leap month in the lunar calendar about 18 days longer than a year with a leap month in the solar calendar, so there are 25 solar terms in a lunar year, i.e., there are two "Lichuns" in a lunar year. In a year without a leap month in the lunar calendar, there are only 354 or 355 days, and once the length of the year is between the two "Lichuns", the first of the year will not be able to meet the "Lichun" of the solar year, and the last of the year will not be able to reach the "Lichun" of the next year in the solar calendar, making it a year without a "Lichun", which is a year without a "Lichun". Lichun", become no "Lichun" year, which formed the Year of the Rat (Gengzi) lunar calendar, there are two Lichun, and the Year of the Ox (Xinchou) lunar calendar, there is no Lichun phenomenon.

The year 2021 is the Year of the Ox (辛丑牛年), and many people are confused, do not know whether to count according to the lunar calendar or according to the new calendar, in fact, the Chinese algorithm is to count according to the lunar calendar, that is to say, to see what time of the year we are, the coming year before the Chinese New Year, the Year of the Ox (牛年), in 2021, starting from February 12, the year of the Ox (牛年) is a year of the Ox.

It's the year of Xin Chou. Xin ugly year is a year in the sixty A of the dry calendar. In ancient China, the sky is the main and the earth is the subordinate, the sky and the stem are connected called the heavenly stem, the earth and the branch are connected called the earthly branch, and together they are called the heavenly stem and earthly branch, or the stem and branch for short. "Xin ugly year", "Xin" is in accordance with the celestial stem method of chronology, "A B C D E H G S N K". "Ugly" is in accordance with the earth's branch method of chronology, "Zi ugly Yin Mao Chen Si Wu Wei Shen You Xu Hai", therefore, 2021 is the year of Xin ugly.

The chronology is based on the lunar calendar as the beginning of the new year, and the Spring Festival in 2021 will be held on February 12, 2021. So: February 12, 2021-February 1, 2022 is the Year of the Ox in the Chinese Lunar Calendar (辛丑牛).