What are the proverbs about Xiaoman?

The proverb about Xiaoman is as follows:

Good silkworms don't eat small leaves.

Small fullness, small fullness, wheat is getting fuller and fuller.

Xiaoman drives every day, and mango seeds can't be delayed.

Forks hatch early and nutrients can't run away.

Small mulberry black, awn wheat cut.

Xiaoman's wheat turns yellow, and the summer solstice rice smells delicious.

Don't hoe the ground before the wheat, the grass will bully you after the wheat.

Little people can't afford garlic, but they stay in the ground and rot.

It's all solar terms, so cover the corn quickly.

The two in-laws who interplanted wheat and cotton harvested wheat and picked flowers.

Xiaoman saw three new things: cherry, cucumber and barley kernel.

The autumnal equinox is a good time to plant wheat.

The wheat grains are getting full, and it will be harvested in more than ten days.

Xiaoman:

Xiaoman (English name: Lesser full of Grain), one of the 24 solar terms, is the second solar term in summer. Every year from May 20th to 22nd in Gregorian calendar, when the sun reaches 60, it is called Xiaoman. Xiaoman has two definitions of "full". One is to describe the fullness of crops, and the other is to describe the situation of rain surplus and shortage.

This solar term means that the grain of summer grain begins to be full, but it is not mature, just small but not full. It means that the seeds of summer crops in the north are gradually full, early rice begins to head, and small grains are seen on the rice, and the south enters the summer harvest season in summer sowing.

The origin of the festival:

The name Xiaoman has two meanings. First, it is related to the agricultural climate. "Xiaoman, in mid-April, means that the gas of wheat has arrived at Xiaoman because it is not ripe yet." The second is related to precipitation. As the proverb goes, "a small man will succeed, and the river will be full."

Heavy rains began to increase in the south, with frequent precipitation. Full, can refer to the maturity of grain, can also refer to the excess of rain. Agricultural proverbs in southern China give Xiaoman a new meaning: "Xiaoman is not satisfied with the broken ridge"; "Xiao is full of discontent, regardless of mango."

Twenty-four solar terms "Twenty-four solar terms" describes, "In mid-April, the small ones are full, and the small ones are full." At this time, the seeds of summer sowing crops such as wheat in the north have begun to be full, but they are not yet mature, which is about the late stage of milk ripening, so it is called Xiaoman, which is a solar term indicating phenological changes.