What does the moon column mean?

The moon column, a branch of the lunar calendar, represents the festival when people are born. Note that the monthly branch is not divided by the first day of each month in the lunar calendar, but by festivals. Before the handover, it was the festival of last month, and after the handover, it was the festival of next month.

The four pillars are Shu 2 1 13 in the Book of Changes. Ancient astrologers arranged four columns with the characters of year, month 526 1, day and hour 4 102.

The four pillars are the year, month, day and hour of a person's birth 1653, which are called the annual column, the moon column, the sun column and the time column respectively.

1, chronology column, that is, the year when a person was born is represented by the trunk of the solar calendar, that is, the chronology of the trunk.

The annual column update is based on the beginning of each spring.

The four pillars and eight characters are all based on the solar terms, and do not refer to any lunar calendar content.

Dry calendar belongs to solar calendar.

Take beginning of spring as the first year.

2, the moon column and the moon column, that is, the branches of the lunar calendar represent the festivals when people are born.

Note that the monthly branch is not divided by the first day of each month in the lunar calendar, but by festivals. Before the handover, it was the festival of last month, and after the handover, it was the festival of next month.

3. Suncolumn Suncolumn refers to the phenomenon that when the weather is very cold and the sun has just risen or set, flaky ice crystals in the atmosphere reflect sunlight and produce vertically extending light beams directly above or below the sun, which generally lasts only about 1 minute.

4. The trunk of the time column at birth is the time column in the eight characters. Most of the time the trunk is not on the calendar. The trunk that needs to calculate the time according to its birthday.