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C++20 introduced standardized time zone support through the <chrono> library, solving a long-standing gap in handling local time conversions. The implementation centers on sys_time (system time tied to Unix time) and local_time (civil time), with conversions managed through a time zone database. Key features include get_tzdb() for accessing the time zone database, locate_zone() for finding specific zones, and zoned_time for explicitly pairing time points with their zones. The library automatically handles daylight saving transitions, historical changes, and edge cases like ambiguous or skipped times during DST switches. Best practices include storing system time, converting to local time only at presentation boundaries, and treating local time as a display concern rather than a storage format.