What is the order of 12 hours in ancient China?

As we all know, in ancient times, there was no clock and no concept of time. So in what order were ancient times arranged? They are all sorted according to the sun, the sunset, the laws of nature and the experience they sum up every morning.

In ancient times, working people divided day and night into twelve hours. Every time period, it is an hour. Every hour, that is, our present two hours, is called an hour. Besides, it was already in the Western Zhou Dynasty at twelve o'clock.

In ancient times, many people used the earth branch to indicate that every time he was supported by that earth branch, we could see that time through the sun. Because the address says 12 hour, if there is a sun, the sun will cast a shadow on the branches. People can judge that it's time.

What is the basis of ancient judgment? According to our statement at 12 o'clock every night, midnight is the critical point of today and tomorrow, also called midnight, midnight, midnight, which means gestation. Midnight is the first hour of twelve o'clock. "The ancient calendar divides the day and begins at midnight", and it is very dark at midnight.

An hour has passed since I was a child, which is ugly, also called cock crow. At this time, the rooster will crow in the morning, and we can judge that this is ugly.

After ugliness, it's Yin Shi. This moment is a time when day and night alternate. In ancient times, it was called pingdan, pingdan. After surviving the darkness, it finally ushered in the morning light, which is the dawn time.

Anyway, in ancient times. Smart working people set their time according to the laws of the sun every day. Some of them set their time according to animals or some weather changes every day.

In ancient times. Hard-working people know what they should do according to twelve hours. In addition, they also divided twelve hours into health preservation. For example, they know when to go to bed.