An ancient poem about mango solar terms, a brief introduction to mango?

Mang seed, also known as busy seed, is the ninth solar term among the 24 solar terms, the third solar term in summer, and the beginning of the month after noon in the dry calendar. Finger three, the sun reaches 75? , June 5-7 in Gregorian calendar every year. Mans seeds mean that grains with awns can be planted. This season, the temperature rises obviously, the rainfall is abundant and the air humidity is high, which is suitable for planting cereal crops such as late rice. Agricultural planting is bounded by the solar terms of awn species, and the survival rate of planting has become lower and lower since then. It is the reflection of ancient farming culture in festivals.

The solar term of awn species is of great significance in agriculture. According to the lunar calendar, the finger is pointed at the mountain. At this time, the valley with the mountain can be planted, and it will be invalid afterwards, hence the name of the mountain. This means that the solar term of canopy is suitable for planting grain crops with canopy; It is also the dividing point of the timing of planting crops, and it will be invalid after that. There is a saying among the people that it is useless to plant awns again if you don't plant them. This is a fact. Mango is a solar term for busy farming, and people are also called busy. This season is the time to plant rice in the south and harvest wheat in the north.

Ancient poems about the solar terms of awn species

The first is the "ear and seed festival"

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.

Second, the celebration of "Mangzhong"

The longer the wheat awn grows under the shade of the river, the higher the Li Huangshi rises.

Wang Sun knows how to make wine when he is free, and the villagers don't forget when they are busy with beans.

Three, "Ili Chronicle Poetry" (Qing) Hong

Only when the awn seeds have passed the snow can the grass outside the Yili River begin to fertilize.

Ikoma can't walk steadily step by step for fear that a snake will fly out of his nose.