Chinese and English spring solar terms poems

This song is the Northeast Edition of Twenty-four solar term song, and the lyrics are as follows:

The sun shines brightly in spring, the rain turns to rain, and the crow wakes up along the river. The land on the vernal equinox is clean, and wheat is busy growing in Grain Rain and sowing in the fields.

Hey hey hey hey hey hey. Is spring here yet?

Long summer goose feathers live in small birds, all kinds of awn shovels. Without cotton, the summer solstice is not hot.

Hey hey hey hey hey hey. Summer? Summer?

Beginning of autumn is busy beating indigo in summer, moving knives, sickles, white dew and sweet potatoes. The autumnal equinox did not produce fields and cold dew. It is not cold. It changed during the first frost.

Hey hey hey hey hey hey. Autumn?

October has passed in beginning of winter, the snowy area has been closed, and the tributary of the snowy water has been locked. The solstice in winter is not good, the ship is cold and cold, and another year is ushered in.

I hope the ice will melt and the snow will melt into sunny days.

The Northeast Edition of Twenty-four solar term song was composed by Yang Baisen, a famous composer in China, and sung by Yan Xuejing, a famous performing artist and actor. It is included in the album "I would rather give up a meal than a duet".

It is a jingle written by the northeast people according to the changes of solar terms and the specific activities of people at that time. It is the experience gained by people in the long-term labor process, which largely reflects the labor wisdom of the ancient working people in China.

Extended data:

"Twenty-four solar term song" is a small poem compiled for the convenience of remembering the twenty-four solar terms in the ancient calendar of China, and there are many versions circulating.

Solar terms refer to the twenty-four solar terms and climate, which is a supplementary calendar formulated by China in ancient times to guide farming, and is the crystallization of long-term experience and wisdom of working people in ancient China.

Because the lunar calendar in China is a kind of "yin and yang calendar", which is based on the movement of the sun and the moon, it can't fully reflect the movement cycle of the sun. However, China is an agricultural society, and agriculture needs a strict understanding of the movement of the sun, and farming is entirely based on the sun.

Therefore, the "twenty-four solar terms" that reflect the solar cycle alone are added to the calendar as the standard for determining leap months.

References:

Twenty-four solar terms Song _ Baidu Encyclopedia