1901~2130 New Edition Two Hundred Years Calendar

Author: Tang Hanliang
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Publishing Date: 2004-04-01
Features: This book spans from 1901 to 2130, lasting 230 years, making it the longest calendar in China for future years. Based primarily on the Gregorian calendar, it is calculated according to the standard time of 120° East longitude, which is uniformly adopted across the country. The content is precise and reliable. The main content includes the correspondence between Gregorian and lunar dates, as well as weekdays; the timing of solar terms and periods. At the end of the book, there is a table listing the Gregorian start and end dates, as well as the zodiac signs (twelve animals) for each year from 1901 to 2130, along with a brief introduction to the methods of compiling the calendar. This book is practical for both agricultural production and daily life, and can be used by researchers of the calendar system, astronomy enthusiasts, household registration departments, primary, secondary, and high schools, as well as government agencies and organizations for scheduling work, enterprises and factories for layout planning, rural production arrangements, and readers in both urban and rural areas for participation and use.