What does elegance mean in China?

Elegance of heaven and earth means that heaven and earth have knots, forming four seasons, and elegance constitutes the tradition of the Chinese nation. And honey, if you have any other questions you don't understand, you can always ask! There are solar terms in heaven and earth, solar terms in China, changes in four seasons and 24 solar terms. The traditional customs of the 24 solar terms constitute the traditional culture of the Chinese nation.

"Jing Zhe" is the third solar term in spring among the 24 solar terms of the lunar calendar, which usually appears on March 5 or 6 every year. It marks the arrival of spring, which means that the cold in winter gradually fades, the earth begins to warm, and the spring is getting stronger.

In the traditional culture of China, shock is considered as the moment when the yang begins to recover, and everything begins to wake up and be full of vitality. In this solar term, people will pay attention to protecting new seedlings, pregnant women and babies from the cold.

Some customs and traditions related to fear include:

Eating Spring Eggs: People will eat eggs on this shocking day, symbolizing the birth of new life and the arrival of spring.

Flying a kite: The wind is generally strong in dormant season. People like flying kites and enjoying the spring breeze.

Planting Spring Sowing Crops: Farmers will start planting Spring Sowing Crops, such as rice, wheat, vegetables, etc.

Being startled is an important solar term in China traditional culture. It marks the arrival of spring, and people begin to look forward to a vibrant season. This solar term also reflects the observation and perception of natural changes by ancient farming culture in China. Nowadays, although the custom and significance of scaring have gradually faded in modern society, it is still an important festival in the hearts of China people, and it is also a symbol of people's reverence for nature and expectation for life.

Creation background

In the first year of Xiangxing (1278), Wen Tianxiang was captured by the Yuan Army for being betrayed by a traitor. June 65438+the following year 10 was transferred to Yanjing. The rulers of the Yuan Dynasty used both hard and soft methods to coerce him and promised him a high position. Determined to serve the country with his life, Wen Tianxiang was unmoved, so he was imprisoned for three years and died generously on December 9th in the 19th year of Yuan Dynasty (1283 65438+1October 9th). This poem was written in prison a year before his death.