What does it mean?

Mid-spring season refers to the second month of spring, which is February of the lunar calendar.

In the twenty-four solar terms, Midspring belongs to the two solar terms, namely, fright and vernal equinox. Sting is the third of the 24 solar terms. When the sun reaches 345 degrees, it will cross the Gregorian calendar on March 5-6. Sting reflects the phenomenon that natural creatures germinate and grow under the influence of rhythm changes.

Speaking of earthquakes, the sun's spirit rises, the temperature warms up, the spring thunder suddenly moves, the rain increases, and everything is full of vitality. Farming production is closely related to the rhythm of nature, and the shocking solar terms are of great significance in farming. Since ancient times, people in China have attached great importance to this solar term and regarded it as the beginning season of spring ploughing. It is the reflection of ancient farming culture on natural festivals.

Related examples:

Yao Dian in Shangshu: "The star bird in the sun is Yin Zhongchun." The third poem of Tao Qian's antique style in Jin Dynasty: "In the middle of spring rain, thunder began in the east corner." The beginner's volume 3 is quoted from Emperor Liang Yuan of the Southern Dynasties: "In the middle of February, it is also called Zhongyang." Jing Ben's popular novel Rolling Jade Guanyin: "This word is not as good as Mrs. Huang's Ji Chun word."

Chapters 2 and 4 of Biography of Heroes of Children: "The first month has passed in a hurry, and spring is getting longer and longer." Heshui Zuo's "Scared Sting": "A thunderbolt awakens snakes and insects, and several showers turn purple. In 1999, the wind in the south of the Yangtze River warmed up and the green fields began to plow in spring. " Zhou Keqin's "Don't forget the grass" III: "Mid-spring, the mountains are blooming."