What are the pictures of the proverbs about mango in the solar term proverb encyclopedia?

What are the proverbs about mango in The Complete Book of Solar Terms Proverbs about Mango?

(1) The solar term proverb in my ear: Three wheat is not as long as one autumn, and Sanqiu is not as busy as one wheat.

(2) solar term proverb: there are five busy things in wheat harvest: cutting, pulling, beating, drying and hiding.

(3) Miscanthus solar term proverb: Wheat is busy day and night, so it is quickly harvested, raised and put into storage.

(4) Miscanthus solar terms proverb: Wheat fights for green to beat Man Cang, and millet fights for green to beat less grain.

(5) Miscanthus solar terms proverb: cut wheat to make flour, cut sorghum to make rice.

(6) Miscanthus solar terms proverb: apricot yellow, wheat on the field.

(7) Miscanthus solar terms proverb: Jujube blooms and wheat is cut.

(8) Miscanthus solar terms proverb: Wheat goes to Miscanthus valley to go to autumn, bean cold dew uses sickle hook, riding first frost to harvest taro.

(9) Miscanthus solar terms proverb: Miscanthus solar terms proverb: Wheat comes on stage before and after Miscanthus, and men, women and children are busy day and night.

(10) solar term proverb: cut and beat quickly, and the ears of wheat will not come loose.

(1 1) solar term proverb: regardless of the size of the wheat harvest, one person has a sickle.

(12) Miscanthus solar term proverb: There are many farm jobs in summer, so harvest, planting and management should be done well.

(13) mango species solar term proverb: drought, drought, but May 13th.

(14) Ear solar term proverb: May 13th, walk without rain.

(15) Miscellaneous solar terms proverb: You can't send cold clothes after eating Zongzi on the Dragon Boat Festival.

(16) solar term proverb: mango seeds are harvested after continuous planting.

(17) Awn seed solar term proverb: A sieve of wheat grains is loose, and autumn seeds are stable.

(18) ear variety solar terms proverb: When the wheat harvest season stops, the wind blows and the rain blows with a sieve.