An old nickname for a birthday.

In ancient times, the nicknames of birthdays were: birthday, birthday, birthday and so on. Birthday: refers to the date of birth and birthday. Birthdays were widely used in the folk customs of old China. Birthday: the time of birth, that is, the time of birth. Now it is usually the birthday of a respected person, which is called "birthday" in elegant terms.

What is the common sense of birthday?

Confucius said, "Stand at thirty, be puzzled at forty, know your destiny at fifty, be obedient at sixty, and be ancient at seventy." . These times are of special significance to China.

Birthday refers to both the date and the anniversary of a person's birth. Traditionally, China people calculate their birthdays according to the lunar calendar, and children's first birthday is called "one year old", which has various customs.

Birthdays of the elderly are called birthdays, and those over 50 can also be called birthdays. In the tradition of China, longevity noodles and eggs are eaten on birthdays. Due to the gradual progress of modern westerly winds, the celebration methods are mostly changed to cakes and candles.