Who knows the seven sets of poems about the twenty-four solar terms in the Central Committee?

Solar term song in spring! Beginning of spring: The east wind thaws, and the fish is covered with ice and rain: the ice and snow melt, and the peach blossoms start: the plants sprout, the geese come to the vernal equinox: the bud tea is sown, the swallows fly clear: the drizzle is released, and the willow leaves fall. Grain Rain: There are hundreds of Grain Rain in the solar terms Song, and summer in spring! Long summer: irrigate mulberry dates, hoe small crops everywhere: plow silk, raise wheat, plant awn seeds, help revitalize summer with herons, cotton buds appear, eyes shine, summer heat is bright, cicadas are light, sweat is like rain, summer heat is heavy, showers are pregnant, and solar term song enjoys red lotus autumn! Beginning of autumn: Cold wind blows the leaves, cicadas sing in summer: sunflowers add clothes, yellow and white dewdrops are everywhere: autumn rain falls, autumnal equinox is as white as silver: sweet-scented osmanthus harvests, fragrant gardens are full of cold dew: Hongyan flies south, crabs fatten. First frost: solar terms, hibiscus flowers and leaves all over the sky in song and winter! Beginning of winter: Harvesting onions and pruning, first freezing light snow: white fog on the stove, heavy snow floating on goose feathers: frozen river, winter solstice in Chimonanthus praecox: frozen snow, slightly cold in auspicious years: cold air accumulated for a long time, cold in December: leaving the old year to welcome the new year at the end of the year.