What time is Zhengyou time?
What time are the hours of Youshi in the middle and the end of middle school? Youshi refers to 5 o'clock to 7 o'clock in the afternoon, 5 o'clock in the afternoon, 5.40-6.20 in the middle, and 6.20-7 in the end. It is not very strict. Ancient timekeeping methods mainly include water leaks, hourglasses, angles of sunlight, etc., or the time of day, so they are not completely accurate
What does Youshi mean and what time is it? 12 hours:
Zishi It is from 23:00 to 1:00 in the morning.
Chou hour 1:00 to 3:00
Yin hour 3:00 to 5:00
Mao hour 5 :00 to 7:00
7:00 to 9:00
9:00 to 11:00
11:00 to 13:00 noon 00
13:00 to 15:00
15:00 to 17:00
17:00 to 19:00
Xushi 19:00 to 21:00
Haishi 21:00 to 23:00
What time is Youshi? It's not "Jiyou" time, it's "Jiyou time". You hour is equivalent to 17:00 --- 19:00.
There are "Ji" and "Si" in the Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches, but there is no "Ji".
What time is the ancient Youshi time in modern Beijing? Unitary hour, today's nineteen o'clock unit of time in ancient China
There are twelve months in a year, five weeks in a month, six days in a week, twelve hours in a day, and four quarters in an hour. There are three cups of tea in one moment, one cup of tea has two sticks of incense, one stick of incense has five points, one point has six flicks of the finger, and one flick of the finger has ten moments. A moment is a second.
In ancient times, the time for one stick of incense was about a quarter of an hour, which is now about fifteen minutes. Nowadays, incense can be long or short, thick or thin; some are flammable and some are not very fast burning. It cannot be used as a reference for timing.
The time it takes to drink a bowl of tea starts from the time it is served, then slowly tasted, and then drank down in one gulp. In fact, it is the time it takes for the bowl of tea to be cool enough to be eaten. It takes 15 minutes in summer, but even 10 minutes in winter.
Today there are twenty-four hours in day and night, but in ancient times it was twelve hours. When Western mechanical clocks were introduced to China, people called the Chinese and Western time points "big time" and "hour" respectively. With the popularity of watches and clocks, people have forgotten "big time", but "hour" is still used today.
In ancient times, the hour (big hour) was not calculated by one, two, three, and four, but was marked by Zichou Yinmao, and animals such as rats, cows, tigers, and rabbits were used to represent them, which was thought to be easy to remember. The specific division is as follows: the time of Zi (Rat) is from 11 to 1 o'clock, with 12 o'clock being the right time; the time of Chou (Ox) is from 1 to 3 o'clock, with 2 o'clock being the right time; the time of Yin (Tiger) is from 3 o'clock to 5 o'clock , with four o'clock as the on-time point; Mao (rabbit) time is from five to seven o'clock, with six o'clock as the on-time point; Chen (dragon) time is from seven to nine o'clock, with eight o'clock as the on-time point; Si (snake) time is nine o'clock From 11 o'clock to 11 o'clock, the time is 10 o'clock; at noon (horse) time, it is from 11 o'clock to 1 o'clock, and 12 o'clock is the time; The time of Monkey is from three o'clock to five o'clock, with four o'clock being the on-time point; the time of Unity (Rooster) is from five to seven o'clock, with six o'clock being the on-time point; the time of Xu (Dog) is from seven to nine o'clock, with eight o'clock being the time of day. Punctuality; Hai (pig) time is from nine to eleven o'clock, with ten o'clock being the punctuality.
The ancients said that time is different between day and night. During the day, it is called "clock", and at night, it is called "watch" or "drum". There is also the saying of "morning bells and evening drums". In ancient times, many bell and drum towers were set up in cities and towns. They would ring the bells in the morning (Chen Shi, today's seven o'clock) to tell the time, so "what time is it" during the day; The drums tell the time, so it is also said that there are several drums at night. It is also useful to "change" the time at night. This is because the night watchman beats the clapper while patrolling to tell the time by counting. There are five watches throughout the night, and the third watch is at midnight, so there is also a saying of "the third watch at midnight".
The unit of measurement below an hour is "a quarter". An hour is divided into eight quarters, and each quarter is equal to the current fifteen minutes. There is a saying in old novels about "Beheading at three quarters of an hour at noon", which means that if you perform a beheading at three quarters of an hour (five minutes to noon), when the Yang Qi is at its strongest and the Yin Qi dissipates immediately, the perpetrator of this heinous crime should be punished. "You are not even allowed to be a ghost" to express severe punishment.
The following is "zi". Regarding "zi", the Cantonese-speaking areas of Guangdong and Guangxi are still using it today, such as "three o'clock in the afternoon", which means "fifteen fifty". According to the analysis of linguists, Cantonese retains a particularly large amount of "ancient Chinese". The reason is that the ancient Chinese people from the Central Plains lived in Lingnan and were separated from the people of the Central Plains for a long time. Their language did not "keep up with the time" with the people who stayed in the Central Plains. Advance together." The division method below "zi" is unknown. According to "Sui Shu Lv Li Zhi", seconds are ancient time units, and seconds below are "hu". The book does not explain how to convert it clearly. It only says: "'Second' is as thin as a awn." ; 'Suddenly' is like the thinnest spider silk."
In ancient times, there were two kinds of timekeeping tools, one was the "sundial" and the other was the "dial". A sundial moves time by the shadow of the sun, corresponding to the scales on the dial. Needless to say, you should have seen the sundial in the Forbidden City and the Observatory in Beijing.
The leak is measured based on dripping water. It is a combination of four copper pots containing water, which are stacked on top of each other from top to bottom. There are small holes at the bottom of the three upper pots, and an arrow-shaped buoy is placed vertically on the bottom one. The water surface rises as the water drips. There are scales on the pot body for timing. The original day and night were divided into 100 quarters. Since they were not divisible by twelve hours, they were successively changed to 96, 108, and 120 quarters. In the Qing Dynasty, it was officially designated as 96 quarters. In this way, one hour is equal to eight quarters. A moment is divided into three points, and a day and night have twenty-four points, which are opposite to the twenty-four solar terms. Note that this minute is not the current minute, but a "word". Between the two moments, two strange symbols are used to mark it, so it is called a "word". The characters below are divided by lines as thin as wheat awns, called "miao"; the character "miao" is composed of "禾" and "小", where "禾" refers to wheat and "shao" refers to tiny awns. It cannot be drawn under seconds, so it can only be explained by saying "as thin as a spider's silk", which is called "suddenly"; for example, the word "suddenly" refers to a very short period of time, and then refers to change. The common meaning is that something happened in a very short time. change. ...>>
How was time divided in ancient times? From what time to what time? There are twelve hours in a day
Midnight, also known as midnight, Midnight: the first hour of the twelve o'clock. (23:00 to 01:00 Beijing time).
Chou Shi Crow, also known as Wild Rooster: the second hour of the twelve o'clock. (01:00 to 03:00 Beijing time).
Yin Shi Ping Dan, also known as dawn, morning, Ri Dan, etc.: Shi is the transition between night and day. (03:00 to 05:00 Beijing time).
Sunrise at Mao hour, also known as sunrise, dawn, rising sun, etc.: refers to the period when the sun just shows its face and rises. (05:00 to 07:00 Beijing time).
Chenshi Eating Time, also known as breakfast time, etc.: The time when the ancients "Chao Eating" was also the time for breakfast, (07:00 to 09:00 Beijing time).
Sishi Yuzhong, also known as Riyu, etc.: It is called Yuzhong when it is close to noon. (09:00 to 11:00 Beijing time).
Noon hour, noon, also known as sunrise, noon, etc.: (Beijing time 11:00 to 13:00).
The untimely day i is also known as sun fall, sun center, etc.: when the sun is to the west, it is sun fall. (13:00 to 15:00 Beijing time).
Shenshi feeding time, also known as Ripu, evening eclipse, etc.: (15:00 to 17:00 Beijing time).
The sun sets at Youshi, also known as sunset, sunset, and evening: it means when the sun sets. (Beijing time from 17:00 to 19:00).
Xu Shi dusk, also known as Rixi, Ritwilight, Riwan, etc.: At this time, the sun has set and it will be dark. The sky and the earth are dim and everything is hazy, so it is called dusk. (19:00 to 21:00 Beijing time).
Haishi Rending, also known as Dinghui, etc.: At this time, the night is deep, and people have stopped activities and rested for sleep. A person's concentration is also a person's tranquility. (21:00 to 23:00 Beijing time).
One hour is equivalent to 2 hours now
Ancient time? What time are they? (Seeking for completeness) Midnight: 23:00 - 1:00 am. Ugly time: 1am-3am. Yin hour: 3-5 o'clock. Mao hour: 5-7 o'clock. Chen hour: 7-9 o'clock. Sisi: 9-11 o'clock. Noon: 11-13 o'clock. Late: 13-15 o'clock. Application time: 15-17 o'clock. Youshi: 17-19 o'clock. Xushi: 19-21 o'clock. Hai hour: 21-23 o'clock.
What time is it in Yiyou time? In the past, the stems and branches of the lunar calendar represented the time when a person was born. An hour spans two hours in the lunar calendar, so there are twelve hours in a day. The beginning of each day is 23:00 in the evening, counting from midnight.
Zi hour: 23 o'clock - before 1 am; Chou hour: 1 o'clock - before 3 am
Yin hour: 3 o'clock - before 5 am; Mao hour: 5 o'clock - - Before 7 a.m.
Chen hour: 7 a.m.--Before 9 a.m. Hour: 9 a.m.--Before 11 a.m.
Noon hour: 11 a.m.--Before 13 a.m. Hours: 13:00--before 15:00 am
Shen time: 15:00--before 17:00 am You time: 17:00--before 19:00 am
Xu time: 19:00-- Before 21 o'clock in the evening, Hai hour: 21 o'clock - before 23 o'clock in the evening
The ancients divided a day into twelve hours, namely:
Midnight is the son of a child, and the cockcrow is ugly Ye, the day of the day is Yin Ye, the sunrise is Mao Ye,
The time of eating is Chen Ye, the corner is Si Ye, the middle of the day is Wu Ye, the day of Yi is Wei Ye,
The time of feeding is Shenye, the daytime is Youye, the dusk is Xuye, and the person is determined is Haiye.
Yiyoushi is the hour column in the birth date, and the "You" in it means 17 to 19 o'clock, and B is derived based on the day of birth - the sun pillar, and there is usually a formula.
The heavenly stems of the sun are A and Ji's, and the heavenly stems of the hour start with Zi Shi matching A, B matching Chou, B matching Yin, until B matches Shi. The others are Yi, Geng, and the day stem starts from the time of C and gametes. Bing and Xin are from the day stem time and Wu gamee time.
Ding and Ren are the day stem hours, starting from the time of Geng and gametes. Wugui is the day stem time, starting from the time of Ren and gametes.
How do Taoists observe Gengshen? From what time to what time? Some Taoists say that it starts at Gengshen day and You hour and ends at Xinyou day and Mao hour. "Shou Geng Shen" generally starts from Gengshen day and unitary hour, and ends at Xinyou day and Mao hour. The method of observing the Geng Shen Day (1): Among the depositors are Taishang Laojun and Niwan Zhenren, sitting on the throne, wearing a far-traveling crown and a mysterious robe, sitting in the dark light tent, looking down at the mouth, The eyes, ears, and nose are clear and purified, which is called the soul of the upper body. The method of guarding the Geng Shen Day (2): There are two people, Taishen and Jianggong, sitting in the heart. They are sitting on the throne, wearing the Nine Sun Crown, wearing the robe of Dannan Yijing, sitting in the Zhuling Tent, looking down at the four body conditions. , the liver, spleen, gallbladder, and kidneys are all cleansed, like five-colored jade, which means there is an evil spirit trapped in the limbs. The method of observing Gengshenri (3): In the navel, there are two people, Taihuang Laojun and Huangzhenren, carrying the crown of ten spirits, wearing Huangluo robes, sitting in the yellow brocade tent, looking down at the orifices of the spleen and intestines , all are as clear as plain, and it is said that the next step is to restrain the intestines and stomach and control the body and soul. Therefore, the three corpses had no way to move.
Pengju was placed on the corpse, and it was on the head, cutting into Niwan and Dantian. It causes heavy head, dizziness, cold tears, clear mucus in the nose, deafness, tooth loss, and wrinkled mouth. He deceives people with his love for carriages and horses, admires sound and beauty, and regards evil dirt as green worms. It pierces through the dead essence of a person, causing him to become haggard, gray and short in life. Make people fall asleep in confusion, record their crimes, and report them to the Heavenly Official of Shangyuan. Often on the night of Gengshen, if you are sleepless, you will kill it and take cinnabar, zhicao and green onions, so that the corpse will naturally digest it.
The corpse in the middle is squatting, confused by the five tastes, and greedy for the five colors. It is in the heart of people and attacks people in the Jiang Palace. It causes confusion, forgetfulness, lack of fluids and gas, nausea and vomiting, depression and irritability, dry mouth and white eyes. It digs through people's teeth, causing anger and anger in the internal organs day and night, causing various diseases. I have many nightmares when I sleep, I have sex with ghosts, and my urine is red and white. Sluggish diarrhea, vomiting, excessive phlegm, tinnitus, deficient sweating, and confusion. Drowsiness during the day, nightmares every night, urging people to die early. If you can calm down the five emotions and take the elixir, you will be able to do no harm.
The lower corpse is straightened, and when the stomach is full, it attacks the people's Xiaguan, hurts the sea of qi, and causes all kinds of diseases. It attracts thieves, admires women, throws them away bravely, makes troubles, and cannot be restrained to promote life. It makes people communicate with ghosts at night, turn their backs on life and face death, and wander their spirits. It causes dry marrow and tense tendons, burning flesh and tired mind, weak body and heavy waist, weak legs and knees, frequent urination, and waves of evil energy, gradually becoming a serious problem. Five kinds of labor and seven injuries, confused and stained, endless corpses are poured out, and people are asked to die in the ghost realm, so they hope to have food and sacrifices.