Happy birthday to the younger generation.

A birthday wish can't express my respect for grandpa, but I hope grandpa will always be carefree and happy every day. You made me have a very happy and beautiful childhood, and made me a plump teenager and a high-quality youth.

You almost never refuse my reasonable request. Just like Santa Claus, you help me realize all my wishes. I never had in-depth and serious communication with you, until the year of the senior high school entrance examination, I told you that I wanted to go to the United States to go to college, because I wanted to find a place far from home to go to college, but many universities in China were in Beijing.

Of course, I didn't tell you the last part. I just said that I want to continue studying in No.4 Middle School, take an international class in No.4 Middle School, and then go to college in the United States. I can't remember exactly what you told me at that time, except that he was the most supportive person in my family in my decision to go abroad. You said that people should go out more when they are young, accumulate experience and broaden their world outlook. I didn't understand what you said at that time, but I was inexplicably excited and felt that I could travel the rivers and lakes alone soon!

I never thought about what it would be like to watch me walk away from my freshman year, grandpa, and finally reach the other side of the ocean. I think you should be happy, because you always mention me proudly in front of your friends, but you are also very sad, just like he always asks me "when will you come back?"

Today is your birthday. I wish grandpa a smile, good luck and a long life! What I want to tell you most is that I have decided to stay in China with you and never leave again.

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For thousands of years, the method of recording birthdays in China is quite different from that in the West. China people's new year begins on the first day of the Lunar New Year, which means that after New Year's Eve, everyone grows up by one year. Therefore, the meaning of "saying goodbye to the old and welcoming the new" in the New Year has a certain age meaning. However, the general birthday is still used to the lunar calendar.

So from the Republic of China, everyone can have two birthdays, one in the lunar calendar and the other in the solar calendar. Because the China Lunar Chronology Law is a revised monthly calendar, which is related to the moon period of revolution, the corresponding Gregorian calendar date is different every year.

Generally speaking, in everyone's 19, 38, 57, 76 and 95th birthdays, there are always several times when the solar calendar and the lunar calendar coincide with the year of birth, but not everyone's19th birthdays are on the same day as the solar calendar and the lunar calendar, but on the day before and after, and it is more likely that they will not coincide for life.

The first birthday is called "one year old", which is almost the most important birthday.

In the old society, the birthdays of the elderly were carefully divided. If the respected parents in the extended family celebrate their birthdays, there will be corresponding celebrations, which are called birthdays. Traditional birthdays are generally calculated in nominal years.

Whole birthday: refers to birthdays with 9 or 0 as single digits, such as 59, 60, 49, 50, etc. Every birthday has a different name:

Anniversary: Every birthday is the 9th birthday, such as 39, 49, 59, 69, 79 and so on.

Zhengqing: Birthday is 0, such as 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, etc.

Birthday: the birthday company number is 1-8, for example, 5 1-58 years old.

The birthday of the emperor (or monarch) of China is more important. The birthdays of rulers in the Jin Dynasty include: Tianqing Festival, Wanshou Festival, Tianshou Festival, birthdays and so on. In the Qing Dynasty, whenever there were celebrations such as the emperor's birthday and his accession to the throne, there was an extra exam called Cohen. If Zheng Ke and Cohen merge, it will be called "Zheng En and Keke".

In the 30th year of Guangxu, Chen Jia (1904) was the seventieth birthday of Empress Dowager Cixi. At that time, this day was called "Longevity Day" and was celebrated all over the world. Cohen was added to the imperial examination, and finally Liu Chunlin won the first place. The following year (1905), the imperial examination was abolished, and Liu Chunlin became the last scholar in China.

Long Tail: China classical folk slang used to address the birthdays of children or unmarried young people. There is a saying in both the north and the south, which usually means that the elders have said their birthdays to the younger generation. /kloc-Being an adult at the age of 0/6 is the most important birthday. Parents will say that the tail is older in the future. ?

There may be two reasons: first, medicine was underdeveloped in the past and the infant mortality rate was high. In folklore, the uglier children's names are, the longer their lives will be. Second, it's very formal to celebrate the birthday of the elders, and children don't have to pay so much attention to ostentation and extravagance on their birthdays. So the elders at home are called birthdays or birthdays, and the puppies are called long tails.