What does it mean to spend the summer in 24 solar terms?

In daily life, we hear more about the great summer heat and slight summer heat, but less about the great summer heat. Summer is the fourteenth of the twenty-four solar terms. What does this mean?

Being in the heat is "out of the heat", that is, out of the heat. Every year on August 22-24 in Gregorian calendar, the arrival of intense heat marks the end of high temperature weather, and the summer heat gradually fades, from hot to cold. Due to the influence of short-term reheating weather (commonly known as "autumn tiger"), there is still a continuous high temperature after the summer heat, which is generally cool until after the Millennium.

Summer solar terms are in the period of short-term high temperature weather (autumn tiger). Autumn tigers generally occur between August and September in the Gregorian calendar, and the duration of autumn tigers generally ranges from half a month to two months. The significance of summer heat in daily life is to remind people that the summer heat is gradually disappearing and the weather is turning from hot to cold, so we should pay attention to preventing "autumn dryness".

Summer solar terms also have certain customs and habits. Before and after the summer solar terms, there will be folk activities to celebrate the Central Plains. On the night of the Central Plains, river lanterns will be placed in rivers, lakes and seas and allowed to float. For coastal fishermen, the summer vacation is the season of fishing and harvesting. During the summer vacation every year, the annual fishing festival is held in the coastal areas of Zhejiang. On the day when fishing in the East China Sea ends, a grand fishing ceremony will be held to send fishermen out to sea.