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| − | '''Chinese Calendar''' is a calendar based on the movements of [[moon]]. | + | '''Chinese Calendar''' is a calendar based on the movements of the [[moon]]. |
| − | In Chinese Calendar, the years are named after twelve animals: [[rat]], [[cattle]], [[tiger]], [[rabbit]], [[dragon]], [[snake]], [[horse]], [[goat]], [[monkey]], [[rooster]], [[dog]], [[pig]]. 2007 is the Year of [[Pig]]. | + | In Chinese Calendar, the years are named after the twelve animals of the Chinese zodiac: [[rat]], [[cattle]], [[tiger]], [[rabbit]], [[dragon]], [[snake]], [[horse]], [[goat]], [[monkey]], [[rooster]], [[dog]], [[pig]]. 2007 is the a Year of the [[Pig]]. |
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Revision as of 20:34, September 20, 2007
Chinese Calendar is a calendar based on the movements of the moon.
In Chinese Calendar, the years are named after the twelve animals of the Chinese zodiac: rat, cattle, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, goat, monkey, rooster, dog, pig. 2007 is the a Year of the Pig.
