What are the proverbs of the 24 solar terms?

Summer solar terms proverbs in the twenty-four solar terms:

In midsummer, there is no heat, and the grain is abundant.

It's hot, and it's still hot after autumn

It's cloudy in summer, arachis duranensis.

Do not plant mustard and beans after summer heat.

Eat millet in summer and grain in summer.

Summer is one of the twenty-four solar terms of the lunar calendar, and the sun is located in the yellow meridian 120. In the hot summer, China people have the custom of drinking tea, drying ginger, burning incense and drinking mutton soup. "Summer solar terms are the hottest period of the year, with the highest temperature and the fastest growth of crops. At the same time, various meteorological disasters such as drought, waterlogging and wind disasters are also the most frequent in many areas.

The high temperature during the hot summer is a normal climate phenomenon. At this time, if the light is insufficient, the growth of warm crops such as rice and cotton will be affected. However, the continuous high temperature weather for a long time is very unfavorable to the growth of crops such as rice. There is an agricultural proverb in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River: "It is a bit dry if it doesn't rain for five days, a bit dry if it doesn't rain for ten days, and it doesn't rain in January." It can be seen that high temperature and little rain are the conditions for the formation of summer drought.