China traditionally uses a nominal age system, known as xu sui, where individuals are considered one year old at birth and gain another year at the start of each lunisolar year. This practice, which adds up to two years to a person's actual age, is more prevalent in rural areas and among older generations. The system's origins are linked to ancient China's lack of a numerical zero before its introduction by Indian monks approximately 1,000 years ago. AI
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