What is the moon phase chart and corresponding dates?

The moon phase chart corresponds to the lunar calendar dates. New Moon/Solstice - first day of the lunar calendar, Upper Sine Moon - seventh or eighth day of the lunar calendar (moon phase facing west), Full Moon/Watch - fifteenth or sixteenth day of the lunar calendar, Lower Sine Moon -- 22 or 23 of the lunar calendar (moon phase facing east), the date and moon phase of the lunar calendar for the occurrence of the high tide, the first day of the lunar calendar (new moon), the fifteenth day of the lunar calendar (full moon).

Introduction of Moon Phases

Our ancestors actually grasped the phases of the moon a long time ago, and developed the lunar calendar with the changing cycles of the moon phases. And the phases of the moon actually have something to do with the difference between the yellow periods of the sun and the moon. But let's start with some terminology to make it easier to understand. Ecliptic, is the route that the sun passes through in a year as seen from the earth. Ecliptic, is the longitude on the ecliptic, measured from west to east, from 0° to 360°, with the equinox as the starting point of the ecliptic. The difference between the ecliptic longitude of the sun and moon is the angular distance between the sun and the moon's projections on the ecliptic.