The legend of the twenty-third lunar month
Zhu Yuanzhang was a poor egg when he was young. One year new year, he was penniless, wanted to credit a few pounds of meat in the butcher shop for the New Year, the boss refused, he said that credit a pig head bar (ancient pig head is very cheap), the boss said that the pig head is not credit. Helpless, Zhu casually wrote an oil poem on the street wall:
Poor pity, pity,
Others have years and I have no years,
A pig's head on credit requires cash,
One day become emperor,
Lao Tzu will have two years."
Unexpectedly, Zhu really became emperor later.
This year is almost the New Year, he remembered the oil poems that were once written on the wall, and for his own golden words, he decreed that from this year onwards, there would be two years, a small year, and a big year. At that time, it was the twenty-second day of the Waxing Moon, and it was set to be a small year tomorrow on the twenty-third day of the Waxing Moon. Due to the inconvenience of transportation, the word of the Holy Will arrived in the south a day late. Therefore, there is a small year for northerners is the twenty-third lunar month, and the small year for southerners is the twenty-fourth lunar month.
Biography
Wang Zhankui, 77 years old, has published nearly 2,000 literary works of various kinds in newspapers at or above the provincial level, and 28 have won various levels of awards, and have been included in the "Contemporary Chinese Talent Library" by the Ministry of Personnel of the People's Republic of China, and by the Education Committee of the China Enterprise Culture Promotion Association. Professional Talent Volume", he was hired as a special researcher by the Management Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, and was hired as a special poet and general consultant of ancient poetry by many poetry publications.
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