The Chinese Agricultural Calendar uses lunar months to determine its dates, but it also has “solar terms” which are based on the solar year. These solar terms helped the ancient Chinese people ...

It draws inspiration from a Neolithic Chinese calendar, popularly known as the Xiali Calendar. For 5,000 years, the ancient Chinese civilization tracked seasons, years, and other meaningful cycles ...

It's the beginning of the new year as marked by the ancient Chinese calendar that blended Earth's revolutions around the sun with the cycles of the moon. This "lunisolar" calendar in line with the ...

falls on the second day of the second month on the traditional Chinese calendar every year, and recognizes the start of spring and farming. This year it falls on March 1. Ancient people believed that ...

falls on the second day of the second month on the traditional Chinese calendar every year, and recognizes the start of spring and farming. This year it falls on March 1. Ancient people believed ...