What do you mean by initial crouching?

What do you mean by initial crouching?

The first autumn is the third Geng day from summer to the future, which is the first day of the dog days. It usually refers to the day before the third Geng day from summer to the fourth Geng day. Also known as Fu Tou.

According to China's calendar, the first day is the beginning of a real summer. People often say: heat is at three volts, and cold is at three or nine. Dog days are the season with the highest temperature and humidity in a year, which can be divided into three days: the first, middle and last days, in which the first and last days are fixed as 10 days, some years are 10 days, and some years are 20 days. At the beginning of the incubation period, it is called entering or alternating, and at the end of the incubation period, it is called appearing. Lodging days depend on lodging time, generally before July 28th, lodging for 20 days, lodging 10 days.

What do you mean by the beginning of the first ambush?

Preliminary interpretation: 1. 2. The initial period of time. 3. the first one. 4. The first time; At first. 5. The lowest (grade). 6. The original version. 7. The original situation. 8. Last name.

The first day is the first day.

It has the meaning of beginning, and it has the first meaning when used here. The first summer is the first dog days. After entering the dog days, the weather will get hotter gradually. Everyone should pay attention to heatstroke prevention and sun protection to avoid heatstroke and sunburn.

What does the first volt mean?

V means latent. The "crouching" of "initial crouching" is "crouching evil".

That is, the so-called "six evils" (referring to "wind, cold, heat, dampness, dryness and fire"). People often say "dog days", which means "dog days" in the lunar calendar. The first dog days are the first dog days, and then there are two dog days, the one in the middle is the hottest.

The original custom

There is a saying among the people: "jiaozi is wrapped on the head and eggs are spread on pancakes." It is said that it was related to the solar terms and the production technology of vegetable farmers at that time: agriculture was backward, there were no greenhouse facilities, and there were no more summer vegetables for the people to eat. When the summer solstice falls a few volts, the vegetables are green and yellow, and because the summer is extremely hot, sweaty people are willing to get some simple, light and refreshing meals at this time, so the custom of eating jiaozi, noodles and pancakes in midsummer is derived.

Jiaozi, with a history of 1000 years, was originally called "wonton" in jiaozi. According to historical records, Guangya, written by wei ren Zhang Yi in the Three Kingdoms period, described a kind of wonton food: "Today, wonton is shaped like a crescent moon, which is universal in the world." In recent years, more than a dozen jiaozi have been found in a wooden bowl unearthed from a Tang Dynasty tomb in Turpan, whose shape is exactly the same as that of jiaozi now. Eating jiaozi in the Qing Dynasty was called cooking cakes. "Yanjing Years Old" said: "On the first day of each session, no matter rich or poor, cakes were cooked with white flour, which is called cloud cooking cakes." It can be seen that eating jiaozi has a long history.

Jiaozi is also called "Fu (Fu) Tie" or "Fu (Fu) Tie" jiaozi. "Fu" and "Fu" are homophonic, meaning to make money and treasure.

Eat jiaozi from the beginning. Why?

1. It is a traditional custom to eat jiaozi in the early days, because in rainy days, people have a bad appetite and can't eat anything, and jiaozi is a food that stimulates and satisfies the appetite in the traditional customs of China people.

2. In the past, when the wheat harvest was less than a month, every family had food to eat, so they used this time to enjoy food. There was a saying that "delicious food is not as good as jiaozi", so jiaozi naturally became the first choice.

3. jiaozi is shaped like an ingot, and "Fu" and "Fu" are homophonic, so "Fu" in jiaozi is also called "Yuanbao Fu". In hot summer, people often have a bad appetite and can't eat anything, and jiaozi is a traditional custom to satisfy their appetite.

Therefore, people eat jiaozi in the early days, hoping to spend the summer safely. More importantly, eating jiaozi and drinking hot original soup on the first night can dispel the "poisonous fire" in midsummer and make up for the physical exertion in sultry weather.