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New Year’s Day

RasmaSandra @RasmaSandra (98106) • Daytona Beach, Florida 3 Jan 17

It is really amazing to think that as the Julian calendar took effect for the very first time in history New Year’s Day was celebrated on January 1 in 45 B.C. Once Roman dictator Julius Caesar came into power he decided that the...

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Chinese has two calendars

scheng1 @scheng1 (24649) • Singapore 3 Feb 16

Many people do not realize that Chinese has two calendars in place. The Chinese New Year is based on the Chinese lunar calendar. Every 15th of the Chinese lunar calendar is a full moon. The Mid-Autumn Festival occurs on the...

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What Chinese Animal Is 1969?

babydaycee @babydaycee (79) • Philippines 16 Feb 10

The animal in the Chinese zodiac that represents 1969 is the Rooster. The Rooster is one of the 12 animals represented in the Chinese Zodiac. The Rooster is also representative of the following years: 1933,...

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Why can't the lunar calendar month date forever catch up with solarcalendar the

yueer2006 @yueer2006 (626) • Hong Kong 11 Nov 06

Why can't the lunar calendar month date forever catch up with solarcalendar the month date?

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