Complete Collection of Chinese Folk Almanac

Author: Zhang Jialin, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: From birth to death, everyone goes through decades of life, and no one can avoid asking for help or being asked for help. Asking for help and being asked for help are beautiful melodies of mutual assistance between people. Asking for help is an inevitable part of interaction between people. In real life, if a person does not establish connections with others and relies solely on themselves ("achieves success without asking for help"), they cannot realize their life goals through mutual assistance. However, in real life, it is often difficult to ask for help. As the saying goes, "climbing the sky is hard, but asking for help is even harder." If you ask for help for a small matter and get rejected, it is truly both embarrassing and pointless. So, to put it another way, if you are knowledgeable, you would not end up like that. You would be respected for your knowledge. The Complete Folk Chinese Almanac aims to earn such respect. This is also the purpose of writing this book. The content of this book is comprehensive, easy to understand, and truly embodies the guiding principle of "with this book in hand, you need not ask for help for anything." The book is divided into eight chapters, covering everything from folk auspicious charts, astronomy and calendar, ancient scholars in private schools, folk perpetual calendars, and folk naming and life to Chinese culture, residential feng shui, and red and white events. This book is a classic that true Chinese people read endlessly, representing the essence of traditional Chinese culture. It embodies both traditional folk customs and feudal superstitions, serving as the crystallization of the wisdom of the working people in their daily lives and production.