Today is a surprise. What does this mean?

Surprisingly, it was called "Qi Zhe" in ancient times, which was the third of the 24 solar terms and the beginning of the official calendar of Uzuki. The time point is between March 5 and 6 in Gregorian calendar, when the sun reaches 345 longitude. "Twenty-four solar terms": "February Festival ... everything is shocked and thunderous, so it is called a thorn. It's a leaving thorn. "

The time of panic is correct between March 5 and 6 of the Gregorian calendar. Some people used to say that "the time is around the first day of the second lunar month", which is wrong. The dates of lunar and solar calendars are quite different.

At this time, the weather is getting warmer and there is gradually spring thunder. Animals hide in the soil in winter and don't drink or eat, which is called "sting". "Thunder" is the day when God wakes animals with thunder. At this time, most parts of China have entered the spring ploughing season.

This solar term is also called "Qixi" in history. "Xia Zheng Xiao" said: "The first month of the month began to sting". In today's China cultural circle, the Japanese still use the name "Kai Zhe". Emperor Han Zhao and Emperor Han Jing avoided it with the word "Qi" and changed the word "Qi" to the word "Jing" with similar meaning. At the same time, the order of Meng Chun's panic in the first month and the "rain" in the middle of February was also replaced. Similarly, the order of "Grain Rain" and "Qingming" has been replaced.

Before the early Han Dynasty, beginning of spring-qi stagnation-rain-vernal equinox-Grain Rain-Qingming.

Beginning of spring, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty-Rain-Startling-Equinox-Qingming-Grain Rain.

After entering the Tang dynasty, you don't have to avoid the word "qi" and use the name "qi". However, due to some unaccustomed reasons, Dayanli once again used the word "elite" and has been in use ever since. Like China, Japan used "Jingzhe" in the calendars of past dynasties. Since then, Japan has also adopted Dayan calendar and Xuanming calendar. When changing the calendar to the truth, Japan began to use the name "flag bearer".