Old Li's birthday, someone wished "every year has today", why is he not happy? --- please guess the sharp turn
At the birthday party of ordinary people, most of the guests will say auspicious words, such as: Shoubi Nanshan, every year has today, the years have this dynasty, and the long life is 100 years old. "Every year has today, the years have this dynasty" is an auspicious phrase, Hong Kong, Guangdong people like to say on other people's birthdays, probably means that birthday stars can have birthdays every year, can live a long time.
So why is it that old Li has a birthday, and others wish him "every year to have today", he will not be happy? Is old Li a northerner and doesn't like this set of southerners? Or, old Li is terminally ill and can only live for half a year, so when others say that he "has today every year", he is very upset and remembers sad things.
Give the answer, and the answer is: his birthday is on February 29
February 29 is a special day that only appears in leap years, and in ordinary years there is no February 29 day, and it will not appear again until four years later. In this way, Lao Li's birthday is not every year, but only every four years. In this way, when the guests say "every year there is today", Lao Li is not happy, it is impossible, just coax people to be happy.
How about this original brain teaser I created? Chinese birthdays are usually lunar, but Lao Li is a devout Christian who likes to use the Western solar calendar.