Happy New Year, where there is also a calendar year from the beginning of the calendar of the year and a series of steps. When we Happy New Year celebrate many cultures on 1 January 2020, they are often marked as national holidays.
In today’s most widely used Gregorian calendar and calendar system, New Year’s Day, January 1 (New Year’s Eve). It was also in the Roman calendar (at least 713 BC) and according to the Julian calendar. Not to be in different parts of the world used calendars in the history of the faith; Count the number of calendars over several years while others do this for you.
In Western Europe, when the Julian calendar was still in use in the Middle Ages, the authorities moved the New Year’s Day, after the front, and the others the following day, between April 1 and March 25, at Easter, May 1, and 25 December.
The adoption of the Gregorian calendar by the public and the beginning of a new world in January 1 have taken almost a year. The case
