2015年已经到来。站在不同的起点之上,时间又过去了一天,也过去了一年,或者过去了很多年。年华似水,你我又长了一岁,不管你是否真的翻了一页日历,也不管它是实物的还是电子的,是台历还是挂历。在曾经的岁月里,挂历的确曾经风靡—它的模样便是中国的模样。中国传统上使用干支纪年和王朝纪年,日历为“黄历”(王朝时代,多为“皇历”),有相当长的一段时间内,只有皇家才使用日历,私人不准印制。直到1912年,孙中山通电全国开始使用公历纪元法,同时使用中华民国纪年。图为民国初年的月份牌,当时的月份 2015 has arrived. Standing on a different starting point, it took another day, one year, or many years passed. Love is like years, you and I are a year older, no matter whether you really turn a calendar, and whether it is physical or electronic, is the calendar or calendar. In the past years, calendars have indeed been popular - it looks like China. Traditionally China used the years of dry and branch years and dynasties and the calendar as the “Yellow Calendar” (during the dynastic period, mostly the “Imperial Calendar”). For a long period of time, only the royal family used the calendar and the private sector did not allow printing. Until 1912, Sun Yat-sen energized throughout the country using the Gregorian calendar and the Republic of China. The picture shows the first month of the Republic of China brand card, then the month