@Love_Deepspace Some people block me right after commenting. Are they feeling guilty? If you have the guts, respond to me openly and directly! Let me ask you, how do you calculate the Chinese New Year just by using the lunar calendar?
@RinieRin7@Love_Deepspace You call it “Lunar New Year,” so tell me how you calculated it to be January 28. Because January 28 is not a date determined by a purely lunar calendar. Don’t be ridiculous.
@RinieRin7@Love_Deepspace The modern lunisolar calendar (i.e., the Chinese lunar calendar) is determined based on a combination of lunar and solar calculations, not just a simple lunar calendar. The CNY should not be referred to as LNY. Appropriating another culture is shameful, and theft is disgraceful.