Abortion refers to a month with 28 days in a year except February. For example: July, August, 165438+ October, 65438+ February. These months are often called abortion. In the calendar, the number of days in each month is different. The big moon has 3 1 day, and the small moon has only 30 days. This is because the division between the big moon and the small moon in the calendar is based on the law of astronomical cycle.
1, for the convenience of calculation
For the convenience of calculation, it is stipulated that except February, other months are either 30 days or 3 1 day. Therefore, July, August, 165438+ 10 and 65438+February are classified as small months, and other months are classified as big months. In some languages, abortion can also refer to female menstruation.
It usually lasts about a week.
Menstruation refers to the phenomenon of periodic uterine bleeding in women every month, which usually lasts for about a week. In Chinese, abortion is also used to describe the state and feelings of women during menstruation. In some myths and legends, abortion has also been given a special meaning. For example, in ancient China mythology, Xiaoyue was considered as the sister of the moon goddess Chang 'e, who was responsible for guarding the secrets of the moon.
3. In some folklore.
In some folklore, Xiaoyue is also considered as a god or spirit related to the moon. In some literary works and folklore, abortion is also used to describe some beautiful things or situations. For example, in China's ancient poems, abortion is often used to describe the beauty and mystery of natural scenery such as the moon and streams.
In some folk stories, abortion is also used to describe some mysterious treasures or magical props. To sum up, the meaning of abortion is very rich and varied, which can be understood according to different contexts and cultural backgrounds.
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