When will the rain in the south fill the river?

In the southern region, there is frequent and abundant rainfall in the small full season. Xiaoman also describes that it is full of rain and Xiaoman is full of rivers. The climate of Xiaoman solar term is characterized by frequent precipitation, which often leads to continuous large-scale heavy precipitation. After the Xiaoman solar term, the rain in the south is getting more and more abundant. As the folks say, "Xiaoman, the rivers are getting more and more full", Xiaoman reflects abundant rain.

The name Xiaoman has two meanings.

First of all, it is related to climate and precipitation: during the Xiaoman solar term, heavy rains in the south began to increase and precipitation was frequent. The "full" in Xiao Man refers to the excess rain; Agricultural proverbs in southern China refer to precipitation in the three major elements of climate (light, precipitation and temperature). Xiaoman solar term has a heavy rainfall, and the river is small and full. As the proverb goes, "Little Man, Little Man, the river is getting full."

Second, it is related to agricultural wheat: the northern region is full of solar terms and little or no rain. This "fullness" does not refer to precipitation, but to the fullness of wheat.