Does birthday have anything to do with daylight saving time?

It doesn't matter, because daylight saving time only changes the solar calendar. Didn't change the lunar calendar. Birthdays, as long as they are written according to the lunar calendar, have nothing to do with daylight saving time. 1April, 986, China adopted daylight saving time. The specific methods are as follows: from 2: 00 am (Beijing time) on the first Sunday in mid-April every year, set the hands at 1 hour, that is, from 2: 00 to 3: 00, and start to implement daylight saving time; By 2 am on the first Sunday in mid-September (Beijing daylight saving time), put the clock back one hour, that is, set the pointer from 2 o'clock to 1, and daylight saving time will be over. During the six years from 1986 to 199 1, except that 1986 is the first year of daylight saving time, all other years are implemented according to the specified time period. A few days before the start and end of daylight saving time, the news media published notices from relevant departments. Since 1992, daylight saving time has been suspended.

According to your birthday, if it is a solar day, you should subtract 1 hour from the hour.