Essay 1: Strange things in the world

Article description: This article is on the third anniversary of my mother's death in September last year, and I happened to find this strange phenomenon when I looked up my mother's death date on the calendar, so I wrote this article to share with you.

According to the relevant provisions of national laws, all holidays and anniversaries in the country are calculated by the solar calendar (Gregorian calendar). However, at present, especially in rural areas now, the commemorative dates of all relatives (generally referring to the birth and death of relatives) are mostly calculated by the lunar calendar (lunar calendar).

Due to the fact that the yin and yang dates are not fixed together, there are two commemorative dates in the year (yin and yang two commemorative dates). It seems unlikely that the yin and yang dates will be reunited together.

However, when I looked up the death date of the third anniversary of my mother's death on my mobile phone last year, I found a peculiar phenomenon:

I found that from October 5, 2013 (September 1 of the lunar calendar) to September 23, 2014 (August 30 of the lunar calendar), for nearly a year, the yin and yang dates were completely coincidental for nearly a year from October 5, 1975 (September 1 of the lunar calendar) to September 23, 1976 (August 30 of the lunar calendar).

In other words, that is to say, from October 5 (September 1) of 2013 A.D. to September 23 of 2014 A.D. (August 30 of the lunar calendar) and 38 years ago from October 5, 1975 (September 1 of the lunar calendar) to September 23, 1976 A.D. (August 30 of the lunar calendar) for nearly a year, the lunar and solar calendar periods are completely consistent.

The great men in this period, such as the death day of Chairman Mao, the great leader familiar to the people of the whole country, September 9, 1976 in the Gregorian calendar (August 16 in the lunar calendar, the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival. It was 38 years later on September 9, 2014 (August 16 of the lunar calendar, the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival) that the real Gregorian calendar was born. This phenomenon is really rare, I have checked the calendar many times, and I have not found any pattern in it, so I will share it with readers in this article.

What is even more peculiar is that 1976 was a double leap year. February 29 of the Gregorian calendar (January 30 of the lunar calendar) and the eighth month of the leap month of the lunar calendar. And 2014 A.D. is a single leap year. February 28 of the Gregorian calendar (January 29 of the lunar calendar) and the ninth month of the lunar leap. During this period, the dates of the Gregorian calendar (Gregorian calendar) differed by one day, but the lunisolar dates were miraculously coincided.

In between, everything is exactly the same, except for a slight difference in the date of the week. If you are interested, you can look up the calendars of the past four years for comparison, or you can look up the calendars of the past four years on your mobile phone for comparison.

I don't know if all this is a coincidence of time, or if the calendar itself has a certain pattern (38 years of reincarnation)?

Essay 2: Identity to be resolved

The People's Republic of China Resident Identity Card is the only valid document that can indicate citizenship information, is the most authoritative, and can prove the citizenship information of friends.

With the issuance and popularization of the second generation of ID cards, the resident ID card has played a great role in people's lives, becoming an indispensable and effective document for home travel and any affairs.

However, there are some serious flaws in such an important and valid document: in the national identity card, there are many citizens whose birth information is not completely correct.

I am not a professional and do not have authority in this area. However, through my understanding of my family, relatives, and some villagers, I can preliminarily judge that the personal information on this authoritative document is not completely correct.

According to the Resident Registration Act, the date of birth of all citizens should be registered in the Gregorian (Gregorian calendar). However, in fact, there are many residents who declare their children's birthdays on the lunar calendar. Not only that, but there are many citizens who are even wrong about the year of birth.

Since the "Resident Identity Card" is the only valid document to prove the citizenship information. All information should be correct and not sloppy in order to ensure the authenticity of this authoritative document. Therefore, it is recommended that the relevant units conduct a census of the population through visits, surveys, and a second census from house to village, so as to correctly indicate the identity information of all citizens.

Attached: Analysis and correction methods for the causes of incorrect birthday information:

I believe that the main reasons for the incorrect birthday information of the "Resident ID Card" are as follows:

1. Factors of social environment. Among them, citizens over the age of 45 are the majority. Due to the chaos of society at that time, no one took this work seriously and responsibly, leaving the hidden danger of misinformation.

Second, the influence of traditional concepts. Due to the influence of thousands of years of traditional concepts, many people declare their children's household registration according to the lunar calendar (lunar calendar), and some staff members do not check in detail, so there is wrong information.

3. Reasons for low cultural quality. Citizens over the age of 45, whose parents are all around 70 years old, are mostly illiterate or semi-literate, and have not been able to effectively declare the population of their children.

4. Negligence on the part of staff. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the state conducted four censuses, but the vast majority of them were based on the existing household registration book, and no effective detailed population survey was conducted.

5. Mechanically along the information on the user's mouthbook. When issuing the first- and second-generation "resident identity cards", the correct information of the citizens was not verified in detail, and the information on the user's password was mechanically issued.

The above are the main reasons for the inaccuracy of citizenship information.

How to change: (personal suggestion)

1. The State shall conduct a new and effective population verification to ensure that all information on each citizen is accurate.

2. Simplify the procedures for changing information. There are many things to do to change personal information, and the procedures are also cumbersome. Many of them gave up because of the cumbersome formalities.

3. Free obligation to provide free information change services for every citizen who voluntarily comes to handle information correction.