On certain Tibetan and Chinese phonological questions of the medieval period by Che, Qian

“…The stele was set up in 823, which was, according to the traditional Chinese calendar, the third year of the Changqing *Lk period, and according to Tibetan reckoning the Female-Water-Hare year.' …”
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What did Qiangic peoples call the twelve months? by Lin, Ying-chin

“…However, today the Chinese commonly use the Gregorian calendar, and the twelve months are expressed by cardinal numbers in the spoken language. …”
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Annual air pollution caused by the Hungry Ghost Festival by Khezri, Bahareh, Chan, Y. Y., Tiong, L. Y. D., Webster, Richard David

“…Burning of joss paper and incense is still a very common traditional custom in countries with a majority Chinese population. The Hungry Ghost Festival which is celebrated in the 7 month of the Chinese calendar is one of the events where joss paper and incense are burned as offerings. …”
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Floating aging mechanism of lithium-ion capacitors: impedance model and post-mortem analysis by Song, Shuang, Zhang, Xiong, An, Yabin, Hu, Tao, Sun, Congkai, Wang, Lei, Li, Chen, Zhang, Xiaohu, Wang, Kai, Xu, Jason Zhichuan, Sun, Xianzhong, Ma, Yanwei

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