In ancient times, Xia Meng refers to which month of the lunar calendar Xia Meng belonged to in ancient times.

1, Xia Meng in ancient times refers to the fourth month of the lunar calendar.

2. Xia Meng, also known as early summer, refers to the fourth month of the lunar calendar. There are four seasons in the lunar calendar, including Meng, Zhong and Ji. The three months of the lunar summer are April, May and June.

During my stay in Xia Meng, everything was wonderful. This sentence comes from the book Lotus in Eight Seasons in the Ming Dynasty. On the day of Xia Meng, heaven and earth began to cross, and everything was beautiful. At this time, the summer harvest crops enter the late growth stage, the winter wheat blooms and fills, the rape is close to maturity, and the annual harvest of the summer harvest crops is basically a foregone conclusion.

4. Therefore, there is a saying in agricultural proverbs that "see summer in the long summer". Therefore, China attached great importance to the long summer solar terms in ancient times. According to records, during the Zhou Dynasty, on the long summer day, the emperor personally led hundreds of civil and military officials to the suburbs to welcome the summer, and instructed Stuart and other officials to go to various places to encourage farmers to work hard.