Will it rain in the Millennium?

It is not good to rain in the Millennium.

Before the Millennium, rain could well meet the needs of crops in the fields. After the Millennium, many spring-sown crops entered the harvest period, such as spring peanuts, spring corn and spring soybeans. It rains during this period, on the one hand, it will affect the harvest, on the other hand, it will also affect the drying, which may affect the yield and quality of crops. So from this point of view, it is not good to rain after the Millennium.

If it is sunny for a thousand years, there is no need to dry rice in the field when harvesting, indicating that sunny days are the main follow-up. After the Millennium, rice in many areas entered the harvest period. In the past, people harvested rice artificially and threshed it in the field, that is, threshing first, then drying, removing impurities after drying, and finally storing.

Millennium solar terms proverb

1. Planting alpine plants in the Millennium and lifelong plants in the cold dew: refers to planting cold-tolerant alpine plants in the Millennium season and drought-tolerant lifelong plants in the cold dew season.

2. The white dew is early, the cold dew is late, and the wheat at the vernal equinox is at that time: it shows that the time of white dew and cold dew is related to the growth of wheat. White dew is early, cold dew is late, and wheat at the vernal equinox is most suitable for planting at that time.

3, it doesn't rain in summer, dry to the bottom: it means that if it doesn't rain in summer, the dry weather will last until the open season.

4. It is rainy in the White Dew, early in first frost, and rainy in the autumn equinox: it means that if there is rain in the White Dew season, first frost will come early; If there is rain in the autumn equinox, the harvest will be better.

5. Autumn wind is a short holiday, while the white dew is a warm holiday: it means that autumn wind and the white dew have an impact on the climate, and the temperature will gradually decrease in the autumn wind season, while the white dew season is a period of gradual warming.