Proverbs about seasons in Grain Rain.

Grain Rain is one of the 24 solar terms, which means that spring has passed and summer is coming. In agricultural society, Grain Rain season is an important sowing time, so proverbs about Grain Rain are widely circulated among the people. The following are proverbs about Grain Rain and their meanings:

1. Rain hits pear blossoms and closes the door, forgetting youth and missing it. Seasonal farming is beneficial in Grain Rain. Grain Rain season is a busy time for farming, so we can't relax because the spring rain has damaged the fruit trees. We need to work hard to ensure a good harvest.

2. Cover the leaves with herbs and eat mung bean soup in Grain Rain season. When the weather gets warmer in Grain Rain, mung beans can cool blood and relieve summer heat, which can prevent summer diseases.

3. Eat naturally and Grain Rain nourishes the stomach. Grain Rain season is the best time to nourish your stomach. You can choose persimmon, soybean milk, peanuts and other foods to nourish your stomach.

There are flowers and bonsai everywhere in the tea garden, and Grain Rain is the most beautiful season. Grain Rain season is the season when new tea buds appear. Camellia is in full bloom, which is a good time to enjoy flowers.

Everything is glorious in the spring rain, and the seedlings hang in rows in Grain Rain. Grain Rain season is the best time for crop growth, and it is a sign of harvest.

6. In winter, dumplings are wrapped in jiaozi, and stomach regulation is done in Grain Rain. In Grain Rain season, you can choose to eat traditional food such as Zongzi and jiaozi, and at the same time, you need to properly nurse your stomach.

7. Drinking water from Grain Rain is a great responsibility to honor the elders. Although the weather in Grain Rain is getting warmer, we should still drink safe and hygienic drinking water, and at the same time, we should respect our elders and inherit family moral culture.

In a word, Grain Rain needs to pay attention to reasonable diet, health care and hard work to meet the arrival of a bumper agricultural harvest.