Do you believe in the Gregorian calendar because it is sometimes particularly accurate?

I believe in the Gregorian calendar, one of the reasons is that it is sometimes particularly accurate, but more just because it is a culture left over by the Chinese nation for 5 thousand years. In the long river of history, many essences have been lost or eliminated by innovation, but since the almanac has stayed, it has its reasons. Even if it doesn't work sometimes, I won't believe it. I feel like treating traditional culture. Although the Gregorian calendar has not been widely promoted, people are more willing to believe in science, but it does not mean that it is a superstition. So far, many places are using the Gregorian calendar, and they believe in it and admire it.

There was a classmate who believed in Buddhism in the place where she studied English. On the first day of every month, she goes to the temple to worship. If what she asked the Buddha to do works, she must repay her wish again and insist on not being a vegetarian for a while. I thought she was religious enough, but I didn't expect her to tell me that there were more religious people. She is not a Buddhist, but she believes that the world is blessed by the Buddha. At first, I didn't quite understand why she believed in Buddhism so much. She said something that I thought was very reasonable. She said, "I'm not superstitious or Buddhist. I just think everyone should have a belief, just like the Buddha I believe in. " Now I can understand the feelings of those who are superstitious about others. They all have their own beliefs, even if they are not recognized by others, they should stick to them. Because of this, I changed my mind. I began to believe in the zodiac, but this is not my belief. I just believe, just like others believe in constellations.

My grandfather can read the Gregorian calendar. Growing up, I saw many people come to my grandfather to help him look at the Gregorian calendar, and they all believed in him. When I was a child, I didn't understand. I thought it was something terrible, and I was afraid to touch it. But now I especially regret that I didn't ask grandpa about it at that time. Now I don't have that much energy to study if I want to ask. The most obvious way to look at the Gregorian calendar is to look at Feng Shui, the date, when to get married, when to be buried, where to build a house, where to face the house and so on. Sometimes it's amazing to see grandpa looking at those things with a notebook. The wisdom of the ancients is great. Sometimes grandpa will show it to his family, but he won't say it, so I will make it myself, but sometimes some small things are really effective, such as giving money this year and making money next year.

I remember the high school Chinese teacher told us about Zhouyi. Many things written in the Book of Changes are similar to those in the Yellow Calendar. In a word, almanac is something worth studying, and I firmly believe that I hope the crystallization of ancient wisdom can be passed down all the time.