2011 Lunar Calendar, Western Media Focuses on February 2 of the Chinese Lunar Calendar

2011 Lunar Calendar

Reference News Network reported on March 11 that foreign media said that the 10th is the second day of February in the lunar calendar. This day may be the busiest day for Chinese barbershops in the year. On this day, many Chinese people choose to cut their hair on this day to wish for good luck.

According to a report by Latin American News on March 10, everyone, regardless of gender, is celebrating the traditional "Dragon Heads Up" festival on February 2. The Chinese have a taboo against getting a haircut before this day because it may bring bad luck to the family.

As a result, barber shops in China are faced with long work schedules and long lines of customers on this day, who are all looking forward to good luck after getting their hair cut, the report said. Nowadays, many young people no longer care about the customs and superstitious behaviors left by their ancestors. He Yuwei, a Spanish teacher in Beijing, told Latin American News that maybe she will not get a haircut on the 10th because it is the first day when the taboo is lifted, but she does not rule out going in the next few days. Do this.

According to ancient customs, dragon-shaped stars will appear on the horizon in many provinces in China on this day. This marks the beginning of the rainy season, which is beneficial to the spring harvest and is also a suitable day for haircuts.

Like every important festival in the lunar calendar, the celebration of the "Dragon Heads Up" Festival is also accompanied by different foods, which vary from region to region.

Reports indicate that in Suzhou, a city in eastern China's Jiangsu Province, people prepare rice cakes during the "Dragon Heads Up" festival. At the same time, in some areas of northern China, people generally eat pig trotters to gather wealth. (Compiler/Su Jiawei)

File photo: A barber is shaving a child’s head at the _ Street Square in Hefei City, Anhui Province.

On March 10, customers in a time-honored barber shop. It was the second day of the second lunar month, and a long-established barber shop in Kunming was lined with customers getting their hair cut. Traditional Chinese folk custom has the custom of "shaving the dragon's head on February 2". Folks believe that shaving one's head on this day means a new year and a new outlook, which will definitely bring good luck. Photographed by China News Service reporter Liu Ranyang

Video: On February 2nd, children in Changchun were busy getting haircuts like the Monkey King Spider-Man, which was popular. Source: China News Network

China News Service, Hohhot, March Telegraph title on the 10th: Changes in the folk custom of "shaving the dragon's head" on February 2nd: People no longer stick to it

China News Network reporter Li Aiping

On February 2nd of the lunar calendar, Hohhot, the capital of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region The hair salon was not as "full" as in previous years, which Wang Hongmei had already expected.

“Because on the day before, or even earlier on the 15th day of the first lunar month, many people had started to get haircuts.” Wang Hongmei said that urban people no longer adhere to the custom of “shaving dragon heads” on February 2nd.

There are two versions of the "dragon head shaving" popular on February 2 in northern China. One theory is that February 2 is the day when the Hidden Dragon ascends to heaven, and the Chinese use the dragon as a totem. On this day, if you "shave the dragon's head", the dragon will bless you. Another theory is that "cutting one's hair in the first lunar month will kill one's uncle", so many people get their hair cut in the twelfth lunar month and don't lift the ban until the second lunar month.

According to preliminary statistics from the Inner Mongolia Beauty and Hairdressing Industry Association, there are more than 30,000 hair salons in Inner Mongolia, northern China. It is not uncommon to have the same experience as Wang Hongmei on February 2.

“The era of overflowing customers has passed,” many hair salon owners said bluntly in the interview. A shop owner recalled that in previous years, on February 2nd, the need for temporary employees was at its peak, which was comparable to the momentum before the Spring Festival.

Yang Yang, a beauty and hairdressing expert in Inner Mongolia, said that in the new era, with the people's pursuit of beauty, many people no longer stick to the specific date of "February 2", especially some fashionable men and women who feel that their hairstyles are not suitable. The beauty will go into the barber shop to get a trim.

“In order to adapt to this situation, many hair salons will open at the right time. Some hair salons even announce their opening before the tenth day of the first lunar month, and the latest will not be later than the twentieth day of the first lunar month.” Yang Yang said, this is also Indirectly, it promoted the changing times of "shaving the dragon's head" on February 2.

Unlike many fashionable men and women who are gradually breaking through this folk custom, in some villages in Inner Mongolia, many villagers still keep their heads shaved in the true sense.

In rural areas such as Ulanqab City and Ordos City in Inner Mongolia, many people still use ancient razors to trim their hair. However, many people are over 50 years old and tend to shave their heads.

Yang Junping, president of the Inner Mongolia Beauty and Hairdressing Industry Association, said in an interview with reporters that although "shaving the dragon's head" on February 2 in cities has begun to adapt to the needs of the new era and no longer sticks to a specific time, in rural areas There are still people in China who are following this folk custom, which shows that it still has the value of preservation.

“February 2nd ‘shaving the dragon’s head’ should not be over-interpreted, just let everything take its course.” Yang Junping thinks so. (End)

China News Service, Langfang, March 10 (Song Mintao, Chen Caiyan) As a folk saying goes, "On February 2, the dragon raises its head." On the 10th, Dacheng, Hebei, the hometown of classical furniture in China, ushered in the first Dragon Head Folk Custom Temple Fair, "the largest collection of mahogany in China". Dragon dance, lion dance, foreign films and other traditional skills gathered at the temple fair, a feast for the eyes of the local people. It is understood that this temple fair aims to promote mahogany culture and traditional culture. The temple fair will end on March 17 and lasts for 8 days.

"Look in, look in, the scenery inside is really good. Zhu Bajie, Sun Wukong, do you think you have magical powers?" accompanied by the crisp "dong dong clang" sound of gongs, drums and cymbals. , the "foreign film" art that "disappeared" for many years reappeared at the temple fair. Pictures of various exciting stories such as "The King's Robbery" and "Journey to the West" delighted the audience.

"Poppa" is a childhood memory of the older generation, but it is a new thing for young people nowadays. As soon as it appeared, it attracted many tourists to stop and watch. "I didn't know about foreign movies before, but today I learned that it is a folk art of the Han people. I just watched the scene of the four masters and apprentices in "Journey to the West", and I thought it was quite interesting." said Zheng Yan, a businessman from Beijing. In addition, the temple fair also showcased unique folk skills such as rice carving, paper-cutting, silhouettes, and hot gourds.

The winding and floating dragon dance performance, the wonderful lion dance acrobatics, the superb folk skills, the mouth-watering famous food from all over the world? The temple fair was crowded with people, the sound of music, juggling, and hawking. Absolutely. Although the day of the temple fair was not the opening day of "China's No. 1 Rosewood Fair", many merchants were shuttled between the various mahogany stalls, either choosing their favorite products or learning about mahogany furniture.

According to reports, the mahogany furniture industry in Dacheng has a long history of development. Due to historical reasons, craftsmen in Dacheng have begun to study the craftsmanship of palace furniture since the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, and have a solid foundation in this. With the reform and opening up, the mahogany furniture market in Dacheng has gradually developed and has become the largest mahogany furniture production and trading center in northern China, covering the north of the Yangtze River, with an audience of 500 million people, and enjoys the title of "China's Hometown of Classical Furniture" , "China's Beijing Regional Icon" and "the first batch of 30 cultural industry demonstration parks in Hebei Province". At present, there are more than 1,000 mahogany furniture manufacturing companies in the county, employing nearly 40,000 people. It is a unique industry that enriches the people and originates from the private sector. With the support of the local government, the "Dacheng Antique Redwood Market" moved to the Dacheng Redwood Cultural New Town on October 21, 2014, and was renamed "China's No. 1 Redwood Market". (End)

Extended reading She village in Fujian Province sings duets of She songs to celebrate the wedding day on February 2nd rào shangang

The picture shows the string puppet tea art performance of the She ethnic group. Photo by Zhang Ting

China News Service, Ningde, March 10th (Zheng Yufeng, Xie Rongrong, Lei Jingshe) March 10th, the second day of the second lunar month, Shuanghuashe Village, Jiayang Township, Fuding City, Fujian Province welcomed the The annual "Reunion Festival" is held. Relatives, friends and descendants of the She ethnic group in eastern Fujian and southern Zhejiang gather here to visit relatives and friends and pray for peace.

As soon as you walk into Shuanghua Village, you can see men, women and children in festive costumes singing freely in groups everywhere beside the mountain road, at the head of the fields, in the courtyard, under the bamboo forest, and beside the stream. Harbin tune, sometimes clear and loud, sometimes high-pitched and vigorous, filled the air in the village.

Beside the village road, women weave intricate and exquisite skirts, old men wear non-slip and wear-resistant straw sandals, men knit coir raincoats to warm and protect the body, and strong men beat soft and glutinous fragrant glutinous rice cakes, performing It represents the traditional skills of the She people passed down from generation to generation.

Going further inside, there are multiple stages set up in the village square. On one of the T-stages, more than 30 girls from the She ethnic group walked the catwalk wearing exquisite and gorgeous She ethnic costumes, perfectly matching the trendy fashion elements with the traditional culture of the She ethnic group.

On the rest of the stage, the She nationality's string puppet tea art performance, the ever-changing Shejia boxing, the ancient sports kickball, and the unique style of stick dance and folk activities were performed in turn, which was brilliant.

According to reports, the Marriage Festival began in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties and has gone through more than 360 years. In 2010, it was included in the first batch of Fujian Province's intangible cultural heritage protection list.

Officially, every year, the Marriage Festival here uses its unique cultural charm, interpretation in inheritance and innovation in interpretation, attracting batch after batch of tourists and returning home with a full load. (End)

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Extended reading Folklore February 2: People in Huangzhong, Qinghai are "busy" at the market

The picture shows the hand-woven backpacks sold at the February 2 mountain goods exchange meeting in Hongling Village, Huangzhong County. Photo by Zhang Haiwen

The picture shows villagers watching a shadow puppet performance at the mountain goods exchange meeting on February 2nd in Hongling Village, Huangzhong County. Photo by Zhang Haiwen

China News Service, Huangzhong, Qinghai, March 10 (Zhang Haiwen) On the 10th, the second day of the second lunar month, the cultural square in Hongling Village, Huangzhong County, Qinghai Province was crowded with people. Singing, laughter, talking, and hawking are endless, and fresh fruits and vegetables, specialty snacks, daily necessities, and production tools are dazzling. Hongling Village welcomes the annual exchange meeting of traditional materials and mountain goods on February 2.

February 2, also known as the "Spring Plowing Festival", "Farming Festival" and "Spring Dragon Festival", is a traditional Chinese folk festival. Hongling Village is located in Tumenguan Township, Huangzhong County, and Tumenguan Township is named after the cultural relic "Tumenguan" with a long history.

Sun Yanfu, secretary of the Party branch of Hongling Village in Huangzhong County, told reporters that the February 2 material exchange meeting in Hongling Village has a long history. "Every February 2nd, small traders and nearby villagers from all over the country gather here." It is understood that this year's exchange meeting attracted nearly 400 vendors to set up stalls here. With the continuous development of social economy, the traditional February 2 material exchange meeting in small mountain villages is also constantly changing.

The 85-year-old Zhang Yongxin recalled: "In the past, most of what was sold at the fair were agricultural tools such as bamboo poles, plows, and saddles." Because after February 2, it is the spring season. Farmers will start to buy agricultural tools and get busy with farming in the new year. Now, there are fewer people farming and raising livestock in the village, and there are relatively fewer people selling farm tools at gatherings, while there are more and more other types of products. The reporter also saw hand-knitted backpacks for sale at the venue, but after asking, he learned that the vendors were not open that morning.

The road leading to the Hongling Village Cultural Square was packed to the brim, with various stalls lined on both sides of the road. The cultural square was even more lively and lively. People walked around to buy some necessary supplies. When they were tired, they listened to the singing of "Hua'er" or watched the shadow puppet performance of the village's shadow puppet troupe with a history of more than 300 years. When they were hungry, they ate some special snacks. The gathering was a lively scene.

Compared with a few decades ago, the current mountain goods exchange meeting in Hongling Village is no longer a pure mountain goods trading market, but more of the inheritance of the February 2nd culture of Hongling Village. And the development of rural folk cultural tourism based on this. (End)

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Extended reading On February 2, "The dragon raises its head", Chengdu babies gather to shave their lanugo

With a clay knife and a brush, the master shaved his head for 28 years. Twenty minutes later, a bald head was born.

On March 10, the second day of the second lunar month, the dragon raises its head. According to legend, if the baby's fetal hair is shaved, the baby will have good luck and good luck.

No, the hair-shaving shops in Chengdu’s Zhonghe Street are full of business, and Chengdu babies are busy shaving their fetal hair.

At 7 o'clock in the morning, Xia Xuzhong opened the door of the shop early to receive the first doll who came to have his head shaved.

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I started shaving my head at the age of 17. 28 years have passed. Every year on the second day of the second lunar month, Lao Xia shaves her head just for her little one. Doll's head shaved.

Each doll takes 20 minutes to have their heads shaved. Parents who come to have their heads shaved have to queue up to get their numbers. In the morning, 30 dolls came to have their heads shaved, and the business was very hot.

The family worked together to help Lao Xia shave the child's head.

Parents use pacifiers to comfort their children.

The little baby was frightened and cried.

Business is full.

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The picture shows the participating teams in the Chinese Dragon Boat Competition held in Wanning, Hainan on February 23, 2012, the second day of the second lunar month Cut through the waves and paddle hard. Published by Xinhua News Agency

On the second day of the second month of the lunar calendar, there is a folk proverb in my country: "On February 2, the dragon raises its head", which means that spring is coming and all things will revive, indicating that the year's agricultural activities are about to begin. In addition to well-known traditional customs such as "shaving dragon heads" and "eating dragon scales", people across my country will hold folk sports activities with local characteristics on this day. People stretch their muscles and invigorate their spirits in the warm spring light, seeking good luck for the new year.

The picture shows people flying kites in the sea of ??rapeseed flowers in Heshengqiao Town, Xian'an District, Xianning City, Hubei Province on March 21, 2015, the second day of the second lunar month. Xinhua News Agency

The picture shows that on March 2, 2014, people performed Liuhe Bafa Boxing at the Chen Tuan Temple Scenic Area in Bozhou City, Anhui Province. Xinhua News Agency

The picture shows that on March 13, 2013, the second day of the second lunar month, at the Cultural and Art Center Square in Puyang City, Henan Province, Sangwen's military car drifting stunts and fire extinguishers sprayed dry powder from the Oil City Automobile Sports Club. In 42 seconds, a cursive "dragon" character of more than 70 meters long and 50 meters wide was "written". Xinhua News Agency

The picture shows children competing in the first ice and snow dragon boat race in Yichun City on February 23, 2012, the second day of the second lunar month. Xinhua News Agency

The picture shows that on March 9, 2008, the second day of the second lunar month, in Dongtou Township, Rongshui County, Guangxi, local people rushed to participate in a fireworks competition. "Firecracker grabbing" is a traditional sports activity of ethnic minorities in Guangxi. Xinhua News Agency

The picture shows that on February 22, 2012, villagers participated in the folk custom activity of "grabbing tofu balls" at Xi'anzushe Square, Sihua Village, Chengxiang District, Putian City, Fujian Province. Every year on the day before February 2 of the lunar calendar, villagers in Sihua Village, Chengxiang District, Putian City, Fujian Province gather together to make tofu balls with tofu and vegetables. After the tofu balls are dried, they are placed in plastic bowls and carried on trays by young men in the village for the villagers to fight over. The villagers took the tofu balls home and cooked them for the whole family to eat together on February 2nd. They prayed for reunion, peace and a prosperous career in the new year. Xinhua News Agency

The picture shows that on March 6, 2011, the second day of the second lunar month, a diabolo enthusiast shook the diabolo in the People's Square of Jilin City. A ten-meter-long soft dragon and phoenix hung on the diabolo. Diabolo rolls up and down, dragons and phoenixes dance. Xinhua News Agency

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When is the beginning of spring in 2011?

The Chinese use stems and branches to mark dates. The stems and branches are 60 Jiazi composed of 10 heavenly stems and 12 earthly branches. There are 10 Heavenly Stems: A, B, C, D, Wu, Ji, Geng, Xin, Ren, and Gui. There are 12 earthly branches: Zi, Chou, Yin, Mao, Chen, Si, Wu, Wei, Shen, You, Xu and Hai.

You need to know that "A day and B day in the first two months of spring, Wu day and Ji day in the last month;... Ren day and Gui day in the first two months of winter, Wu day and Ji day in the last month "Day." You need to have an imperial calendar with a wax tape or a calendar with signs of the branches to know which days it is. When looking at the imperial calendar or a calendar with stems and branches, you should pay attention to several key points: 1. Several "section" times. The "festival" time of the twenty-four solar terms every year is approximately the beginning of spring: February 3-5 in the Gregorian calendar. For example: the beginning of spring in 2011 is 12:32fēn on February 4, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar. Qingming Festival: April 4-6. For example: Qingming Festival in 2011 is 11:46 on April 5, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar. Beginning of Summer: May 5-7. For example: the Beginning of Summer in 2011 is at 5 o'clock and 24 minutes on May 6, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar. Slight Heat: July 6-8. For example: the minor summer heat in 2011 is at 20:6 on July 7, 2011 in the solar calendar. Liqiū: August 7-9. For example: the Beginning of Autumn in 2011 is 5:49 on August 8, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar. Cold dew: October 8-9. For example: the cold dew in 2011 is at 23:57 on October 8, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar. Beginning of Winter: November 7-8. For example: the beginning of winter in 2011 is 2:52 on November 7, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar. Osamu: January 5-7. For example: Xiaohan in 2011 is at 6:41 on January 6, 2012 in the solar calendar. 2. 60 Jiazi Tianzhi days. Jiazi, Yichou, Bingyin, Dingmao, Wuchen, Jisi, Gengwu, Xinwei, Renshen, Guiyou Jiaxu, Yihai, Bingzi, Dingchou, Wuyin, Jimao, Gengchen, Xinsi , Renwu, Guiweijiashen, Yiyou, Bingxu, Dinghai, Wuzi, Jichou, Gengyin, Xinmao, Renchen, Guisijiawu, Yiwei, Bingshen, Dingyou, Wuxu, Jihai, Gengzi, Xinchou, Renyin, Guimao Jiachen, Yisi, Bingwu, Dingwei, Wushen, Jiyou, Gengxu, Xinhai, Renzi, Guichou Jiayin, Yimao, Bingchen, Dingsi, Wuwu, Jiwei, Gengshen, Xinyou, Renxu, Guihai 3. 1. Days A and B in the first two months of spring, Wu and Ji in the last month; (1) Jiazi and Yichou days after the beginning of spring, Jiaxu day, Yihai rì, Jiashen day, Yiyou day, Jiawu day, Yiwei day, Jiachen day, Yisi day, Jiayin day or Yimao day. For example: Day A and day B in the first two months of spring 2011. The dates are: 1. February 8, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar, which is the sixth day of the first lunar month (Jiawu) in the lunar calendar. 2. February 9, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the seventh day of the first lunar month (Jiawu) in the lunar calendar. 3. February 18, 2011 on the Gregorian calendar is the sixteenth day of the first month of the lunar calendar (Jiachen). 4. February 19, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the 17th day of the first lunar month (Yisi) in the lunar calendar. 5. February 28, 2011 on the Gregorian calendar is the 26th day of the first month of the lunar calendar (Jiachen). 6. March 1, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the twenty-seventh day of the first lunar month (Yisi). 7. March 10, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the sixth day of the second lunar month (Jiazi) in the lunar calendar. 8. March 11, 2011 on the Gregorian calendar is the seventh day of the second lunar month (Yichou). 9. March 20, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the 16th day of the second lunar month (Jiaxu) in the lunar calendar. 10. March 21, 2011 on the Gregorian calendar is the 17th day of the second lunar month (Yihai). 11. March 30, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is February 26 (Jiashen) in the lunar calendar (lunar calendar). 12. March 31, 2011 on the Gregorian calendar is the 27th (Yiyou) day of February on the lunar calendar (lunar calendar). (2) Wuchen day, Jisi day, Wuyin day, Jimao day, Wuzi day, Jichou day, Wuxu day, Jihai day, Wushen day, Jiyou day, Wuwu day or already For example: Wu Day and Ji Day in the last month of spring 2011 are: 1. April 13, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar, which is March 11 (Wuxu) in the lunar calendar (lunar calendar). 2. April 14, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar. Lunar calendar (lunar calendar) March 12th (Jihai) day 3. Gregorian calendar April 23rd, 2011. Lunar calendar (lunar calendar) March 21st (Wushen) day 4. Gregorian calendar April 24th, 2011. Lunar calendar (lunar calendar) ) March 22 (Jiyou) 5. May 3, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar, which is the first day of April (Wuwu) in the lunar calendar (lunar calendar).

6. May 4, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the second day of April in the lunar calendar (lunar calendar). 2. Bing and Ding days in the first two months of summer, Wu day and Ji day in the last month; (1) Bingyin day, Dingmao day, Bingzi day, Dingchou day, Bingxu day, after the beginning of summer. Dinghai day, Bingshen day, Dingyou day, Bingwu day, Dingwei day, Bingchen day or Dingsi day. For example: C day and Ding day in the first two months of the summer of 2011 are: 1. May 11, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar , the ninth day of April (Bingyin) of the lunar calendar (lunar calendar). 2. May 12, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar, is the tenth day of the fourth lunar month (Ding Mao) in the lunar calendar. 3. May 21, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar, is April 19 (Bingzi) in the lunar calendar (lunar calendar). 4. May 22, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the 20th (Ding Chou) day of April in the lunar calendar (lunar calendar). 5. May 31, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the 29th (Bingxu) day of April in the lunar calendar (lunar calendar). 6. June 1, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the 30th day of April in the lunar calendar (Ding Hai). 7. June 10, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the ninth day of the fifth month of the Lunar calendar (Bingshen). 8. June 11, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the tenth day of the fifth lunar month (Dingyou) in the lunar calendar. 9. June 20, 2011 in the solar calendar is the nineteenth day of the fifth month in the lunar calendar (lunar calendar). 10. June 21, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the 20th day of the fifth month in the lunar calendar (Dingwei). 11. June 30, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the 29th day of the fifth month in the lunar calendar (Bingchen). 12. July 1, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the first day of the sixth lunar month (Dingsi) in the lunar calendar. (2) Wuchen day, Jisi day, Wuyin day, Jimao day, Wuzi day, Jichou day, Wuxu day, Jihai day, Wushen day, Jiyou day, Wuwu day or already For example, Wu Day and Ji Day in the last month of the summer of 2011 are: 1. July 12, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar, which is the 12th day of June (Wu Chen) in the lunar calendar (lunar calendar). 2. July 13, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the 13th day of June in the lunar calendar (lunar calendar). 3. July 22, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the 22nd day of the sixth lunar month (Wu Yin). 4. July 23, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the 23rd day of June (Ji Mao) in the lunar calendar (lunar calendar). 5. August 1, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the second day of the seventh lunar month (Wuzi) in the lunar calendar. 6. August 2, 2011 on the Gregorian calendar is the third day of the seventh lunar month (lunar calendar). 3. Geng Day and Xin Day in the first two months of autumn, Wu Day and Ji Day in the last month; (1) Geng Wu Day, Xin Wei Day, Geng Chen Day, Xin Si Day, Geng Yin Day, Xin Mao Day, Geng Zi Day, Xin Chou Day, Geng Xu Day, Xin Hai Day, Geng Shen Day or Xin You Day. For example: Geng Day and Xin Day in the first two months of autumn 2011 are: 1. August 13, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar Day, the 14th day of the seventh lunar month (Gengzi). 2. August 14, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the fifteenth day of the seventh month in the lunar calendar (lunar calendar). 3. August 23, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the 24th day of the seventh lunar month (Gengxu) in the lunar calendar. 4. August 24, 2011 on the Gregorian calendar is the 25th day of the seventh lunar month (Xinhai). 5. September 2, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the fifth day of the eighth lunar month (Gengshen). 6. September 3, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the sixth day of the eighth lunar month (Xinyou) in the lunar calendar. 7. September 12, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the fifteenth day of the eighth month in the lunar calendar (Geng Wu). 8. September 13, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the sixteenth day of the eighth month in the lunar calendar (Xinwei). 9. September 22, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the 25th day of the eighth month (Gengchen) in the lunar calendar (lunar calendar). 10. September 23, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the 26th day of the eighth month in the lunar calendar (Xinsi). 11. October 2, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the sixth day of the ninth lunar month (Gengyin) in the lunar calendar. 12. October 3, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the seventh day of the ninth lunar month (Xin Mao) in the lunar calendar. (2) Wuchen day, Jisi day, Wuyin day, Jimao day, Wuzi day, Jichou day, Wuxu day, Jihai day, Wushen day, Jiyou day, Wuwu day or already For example, the last day of the last month of autumn 2011 is: 1. October 10, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar, September 14th (Wuxu) in the lunar calendar (lunar calendar).

2. October 11, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the fifteenth day of the ninth month in the lunar calendar (lunar calendar). 3. October 20, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is September 24 (Wushen) in the lunar calendar (lunar calendar). 4. October 21, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the 25th day of the ninth month in the lunar calendar (lunar calendar). 5. October 30, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the fourth day of October (Wuwu) in the lunar calendar (lunar calendar). 6. October 31, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the fifth day of the tenth month in the lunar calendar (lunar calendar). 4. The Ren and Gui days of the first two months of winter, and the W and Ji days of the last month. (1) Renshen, Guiyou, Renwu, Guiwei and Renchen days after winter. , Guisi day, Renyin day, Guimao day, Renzi day, Guichou day, Renxu day or Guihai day. For example: Ren day and Gui day in the first two months of winter in 2011 are: 1. November 2011 in the Gregorian calendar The 13th day of the lunar month is the 18th day of the 10th month of the lunar calendar (Renshen). 2. November 14, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the 19th day of the 10th month in the lunar calendar (Guiyou). 3. November 23, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the 28th day of October (Renwu) in the lunar calendar (lunar calendar). 4. November 24, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the 29th day of October (Guiwei) in the lunar calendar. 5. December 3, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the ninth day of the eleventh month in the lunar calendar (Ren chén). 6. December 4, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the tenth day of the eleventh month (Guisi) in the lunar calendar (lunar calendar). 7. December 13, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is November 19 (Ren Yin) in the lunar calendar (lunar calendar). 8. December 14, 2011 on the Gregorian calendar is the 20th day of the 11th month (Guimao) of the lunar calendar. 9. December 23, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the 29th day of the eleventh month (Renzi) in the lunar calendar (lunar calendar). 10. December 24, 2011 in the Gregorian calendar is the 30th day of the 11th month in the lunar calendar (Guichou). 11. January 2, 2012 on the Gregorian calendar is the ninth day of the twelfth lunar month (Renxu). 12. January 3, 2012 on the Gregorian calendar is the tenth day of the twelfth lunar month (Guihai). (2) Wuchen day, Jisi day, Wuyin day, Jimao day, Wuzi day, Jichou day, Wuxu day, Jihai day, Wushen day, Jiyou day, Wuwu day or already For example, Wu Day and Ji Day in the last month of winter in 2011 are: 1. January 8, 2012 in the Gregorian calendar, which is December 15 (Wu Chen) in the lunar calendar (lunar calendar). 2. January 9, 2012 in the Gregorian calendar is the 16th day of the twelfth lunar month (lunar calendar). 3. January 18, 2012 in the Gregorian calendar is December 25 (Wuyin) in the lunar calendar (lunar calendar). 4. January 19, 2012, is the 26th day of the twelfth lunar month (Ji Mao) of the lunar calendar. 5. January 28, 2012 in the Gregorian calendar is the sixth day of the first lunar month (Wuzi) in the lunar calendar. 6. January 29, 2012 on the Gregorian calendar, is the seventh (already ugly) day of the first month of the lunar calendar (lunar calendar).

What kind of rabbit was born in October 2011?

Those born in October 2011 are Golden Rabbits.

2011 is the year of Xin Mao. My five elements belong to metal and Mao is the rabbit. Therefore, 1999 is the destiny of the Golden Rabbit. Having good interpersonal relationships is the greatest wish of the Golden Rabbit. If there is no good interpersonal relationship, relationship, he will have a feeling of isolation and loneliness. Therefore, every Golden Rabbit very much hopes to have good interpersonal relationships.

In terms of work, Golden Rabbits should work quietly and do things with the attitude of "only about hard work, not about harvest". Any large-scale long-term plan is not suitable to be launched.