When did the traditional Ninth Five-Year Plan end? Hehe, also called' sake' ...?

1: "Qing Jiu"-that is, the eighty-first day after winter on the solstice, after which winter is over.

2. "Jiujiu"-from the solstice of winter, every nine days is "Jiujiu" until "Jiujiu", and * * * 8 1 day is the coldest period of the year.

3. "Jiujiu"-also known as "Winter Jiujiu", is a folk solar term in winter in China, which begins at the end of 65438+February in the solar calendar every year, that is, the day after the "Winter Solstice".

Extended data:

(1) There are many customs of "counting nine", among which "Jiujiu Song" is the most extensive and has a long history. These songs skillfully use the phenological phenomena in nature and vividly reflect the laws of weather changes during the Ninth Five-Year Plan period.

(2) After 1929, the weather is not the coldest, but "1929, I can't reach it". /kloc-at the end of 0/949, it was almost a "severe cold" solar term, so it was said "3949, frozen bitch". After May 9, the earth gradually rejuvenated and the weather gradually warmed from cold, so "May 969, look at the willows by the river; 7989, walking alone. " By 1999, it was already a "thunder" solar term, so the thunder of 1999 made a lasting noise.

(3) The custom of "Painting Nine" appeared in the Ming Dynasty. The so-called painting, in fact, is to calculate the warm days from winter to spring. In the Qing Dynasty, there were also "Poems and Pictures of the Ninth Five-Year Plan to Dispel Cold", with four sentences and thirty-six sentences every nine days, ranging from "Huang San managed the world in ancient times" to "the golden years of the Qing Dynasty", which can be called exquisite historical "memorabilia".

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