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referred to by the Western cultures as the Chinese calendar because it was first used by the Chinese... but the Chinese calendar is still used for marking... The Chinese calendar was also called the... The current year in the Chinese calendar is 4706 the... The earliest evidence of the Chinese calendar is found on... in the Chinese calendar begins at 11 p... imposition of a continuous numbering system on the Chinese calendar was of interest mostly to Jesuit missionaries and other Westerners who assumed that calendars obviously... The following link provides conversion of Chinese calendar dates to Western calendar dates... solar year and a lunar year in the Chinese calendar because the calendar is lunisolar... The Chinese calendar year has nine main festivals... Because the Chinese calendar is mainly a lunar calendar... purpose in ensuring that the year in the Chinese calendar remains approximately in line with the astronomical year... The intercalary month is inserted whenever the Chinese calendar moves too far from the stage of progression of the earth in its orbit... the beginning of a certain month in the Chinese calendar deviates by a certain number of days from its equivalent in a solar calendar... because of the increasing irrelevance of the Chinese calendar in modern life... the Chinese calendar remains important as an element of cultural tradition... the Chinese calendar remains culturally essential... The main differences between the Bulgar and the Chinese calendar are the different calculating system...

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