What is the second solar term in spring?

The second solar term in spring is rain. Rain, the second of the twenty-four solar terms, is located on the fifteenth day of the first month of each year (February 18-20 in Gregorian calendar), and the sun reaches 330 degrees of the yellow meridian. Rain, like Grain Rain, light snow and heavy snow, is a solar term reflecting precipitation. On this day, the usually married daughter will go home to visit her parents and send her mother a red silk and a pot of stew.

The meaning of rain solar term is that rainfall begins and gradually increases. In the Yellow River Valley, the birthplace of the 24 solar terms, before it rained, the weather was cold, but it was snowing and the unpleasant sound of rain was raining. After the rain, the temperature can generally rise above 0℃, with less snow and more rain.