May Festival means that there are awns in the valley, where crops and grass can be planted, and awns, awns, rice and wheat are planted. What do these three sentences in classical Chinese mean?

May Festival means that crops can be planted in the valley with awns: in May, the seeds of crops with awns can be planted.

Miscanthus species: the seeds of Miscanthus crops are planted where aquatic plants grow.

So are ears of wheat, rice and wheat: the sowing season of ears of wheat is the time to harvest wheat and plant rice.

Extended data:

Introduction to mango:

The awn seed is the ninth solar term in the twenty-four solar terms of the lunar calendar, when the sun reaches 75 degrees of the yellow meridian. Mango is the third solar term in summer, which indicates the official start of midsummer.

The word "awn" of awn seed refers to the harvest of awned plants such as wheat, and the word "species" of awn seed refers to the season of sowing millet crops. The homonym of "awn seed" means that all crops are "busy sowing". So "awn seed" is also called "busy seed", and it is also called "busy seed" among farmers. The arrival of "Mangzi" indicates that farmers have started their busy field life.

Mang poem:

Ear node

Mang busy cutting, farmers open.

The west wind dried up the sea and cut the fields mechanically.

Tax is exempted for a thousand years, and the granary is filled by every family.

When wheat is harvested, insert rice, and when stored in autumn, climb the top.

Time rain

When it rains, plant awns, and plant them in the fields.

Every family is beautiful in wheat and rice, and songs are long everywhere.

I am an idle farmer, and I will always pay for bamboo beds.

It has been falling for a long time. I love this rain.

The courtyard is full of strange sounds and vines are fragrant.

Yingying's clothes can't be wet, so she advised me to take them.

Fortunately, the international sea is a farming mulberry;

Wild old people are not poor, singing songs and worrying about the Tang Dynasty.