What is the solar term in late spring?

The end of spring is a Chinese character, and the pinyin is mùchūn, which refers to the last stage of spring, that is, the third month of the lunar calendar, when there is more rain. There is a poem called "Late Spring": No one asks about the falling flowers outside the door, and Ran Ran is all over the world. The forest shadow sings silently, and the spring grass pond listens to frogs alone.

Quotations: "Yi Zhou Shu Wen Fu": "Wang Wen was appointed for nine years and met with spring." Liang Qiu and Chen Bo in the Southern Dynasties wrote a book: "In late spring and March, grass grows in the south of the Yangtze River and peanut trees fly around." The Book of Beginners (Volume 3) is quoted by Emperor Liang Yuan of the Southern Dynasties: "Ji Chun in March, also known as the end of spring." In the Qing Dynasty, "Seven Talks on Art": _ Shine Wong's "Boudoir Poetry" says:' It's light and cold, and the spring is thin and warm, and the stalls are waiting for Yan to return.' Qing Tian Lanfang's "Epitaph of Yuan Shu, the son of a political figure in Henan in the Ming Dynasty": "First, Ding Chou's late spring, the governor of Henan advised () to settle the matter for a long time, and the people of Yunzhou asked him to sacrifice Gong (Yuan Shu) as a frontier Sect.

Kapok in Yang Shuo: It is late spring in the north, but here you can hear cicadas, frogs and other unknown summer insects singing proudly.