The Chinese Solar Term —- ‘Gu Yu’, ‘Grain Rain’. It is the last Chinese solar Term in Spring. It falls on 19/04/2024. Crops grow due to plentiful rainfall from then on. Temperature goes up more quickly than other time of Spring. The amount of rainfall and higher temperature are very important
The Chinese Solar Terms —- Qing Ming, The pure brightness. It is the fifth Chinese Solar Term in Spring. It occurs on 04/04/2024. Grass and trees thrive more from now on. The Yang energy rises more both in Nature and human body. For health preservation, during this period of time,
The Chinese Solar Term —- Chun Fen, The Spring Equinox. It is the fourth Chinese Solar Term in Spring. It comes on 20/03/2024. The length of day and night are almost equal on this day in the Northern Hemisphere. The Yin energy and Yang energy in Nature are equal as
The Chinese Solar Term —- “Jing Zhe”, also known as “the awakening of insects” in English. It is the third Chinese Solar Term in Spring. It arrives on 05/03/2024. The traditional Chinese folklore says that from this time, thunderstorms would wake up hibernating insects which indicates the weather is getting
The Chinese Solar term —- ‘ Yu Shui’, also known as ‘ The rain water’ in English. It is the second Chinese Solar Term in Spring. It falls on 19/02/2024. In general, in most of the Northern Hemisphere at this time of the year, temperature rises above zero degrees Celsius,
The Chinese Solar term —- ‘Li Chun’, also known as ‘the beginning of Spring’ in English. It is the first Chinese Solar Term in Spring. It comes on 04/02(February)/2024. In the Northern Hemisphere, the Yang energy in Nature starts to rise more from this Solar term until the Summer Solstice
The Chinese Solar Term —- ‘Da Han’, ‘The greater cold’. The coldest time of a year. It’s the sixth Solar Term in Winter of the year. It falls on 20/01/2023. The Chinese Solar Terms, Xiao Han & Da Han, could be the coldest period of time each year in the Northern Hemisphere. The extremity
The Chinese Solar Term —- ‘Xiao Han’, ‘The lesser cold’. It’s the fifth Chinese Solar Term in Winter. The temperature drops even more and the weather gets cold and freezing in many places in the Northern Hemisphere. This period of time normally is the coldest time of the year in China.
The twenty-second Chinese Solar Term is called ‘Dong Zhi’, also known as ‘Winter Solstice’. In China, from this day, people count 9 days as a period. The third and fourth nine-day periods are the coldest time of the Winter. After 9 nine-day periods, 81 days from the Winter Solstice, the
The twenty-first Chinese solar term is called “Da Xue”, also known as ‘The heavier snow’ in English. The weather gets even colder and it’s more possible to have snow than the first two solar terms in Winter each year. It’s the third Solar term in Winter of the year. It
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