The Lord of the calendars

    Every nation has its own calendar. And depending on their culture or religion they choose a day to be the first day of their year. Some have chosen January first as the starting point of the year and others, such as Muslims, Chinese, and Hebrews, have chosen different days as their starting point.  Their first day may be in the winter or autumn.

    Iranians have a cool calendar.  It is named the Solar Hijri Calendar and begins on March 21.  What makes it one of the most interesting calendars in the world is that each season of the calendar corresponds to the location of the Earth in space.  The second season begins on the longest day of the year and the forth season begins on the longest night of the year.  It completely aligns with the number of the year [ in the northern part of the Earth that is](1).  During the first season it rains and the flowers open their lovely arms to the butterflies.  During the second season the fruits smile on the trees.  During the third season the leaves wear their yellow and red dresses.  And finally, during the last season snowmen play with cute kids on frozen lakes.  Just like a person, each year on the Iranian calendar has a cycle, spring is its childhood and it won't grow to be an old man until winter.

I wish the whole world knew the beauty of the Solar Hijri Calenar.

(1) I am not sure what you meant with this sentence.

The Lord of the calendars

Every nation has its own calendar. And depending on their culture or
religion they choose a day to be the first day of their year.  Some have chosen January first as the starting point of the year and others, such as Muslims, Chinese, and Hebrews, have chosen different days as their starting point.

Their first day may be in the winter or autumn. Iranians have a cool calendar.  It is named the Solar Hijri Calendar and begins on March 21.  What makes it one of the most interesting calendars in the world is that each season in the calendar corresponds to the location of the Earth in space.  The second season begins on the longest day of the year and forth season begins on the longest night of the year.  It is completely aligns with the years old [ in the northern part of the Earth that is] on the first season, it rains and the flowers open their lovely arms to the butterflies, on the second season the fruits smile on the trees, on the third season leaves wear their yellow and red dresses and finally during the last season snowmen play with cute kids on frozen lakes.  Just like a person, each year on the Iranian calendar has a cycle to its life, spring is its childhood and it won't grow to be an old man until winter.

I wish it was a global calendar.