When will the spring of 2023 begin?

In 2023, the solar terms in beginning of spring will be on February 4, 2023 10: 42, 2 1 sec in Gregorian calendar, and on Saturday, the 14th day of the first month of the lunar calendar.

Beginning of spring is not only the first of the 24 solar terms, but also an important festival. It marks the beginning of spring in the astronomical sense. On February 4th or 5th every year, when the sun reaches longitude 3 15, it is beginning of spring. The understanding of beginning of spring in the genealogy is: "Construction begins in spring".

Beginning of spring is divided from astronomy, but in nature, in people's minds, spring is warm and flowers are fragrant; Spring is growing, cultivating and sowing. In climatology, spring refers to the period when the average temperature is between 10℃ and 22℃.

In early spring, people obviously feel that the days are getting longer and the sun is getting warmer. Temperature, sunshine and rainfall are often at the turning point of a year, with a rising or increasing trend. The growth of crops in early spring accelerated, and the water consumption of rape increased at the jointing stage of wheat. Water and topdressing in time to promote growth.

What are the phenological characteristics of beginning of spring?

According to records, there are mainly "three phases" of solar terms in beginning of spring, and the specific analysis is as follows:

As soon as the east wind thaws. It means that after beginning of spring, the spring breeze gets warmer, spring returns to the earth, the ice and snow melt, and the earth begins to thaw slowly.

"The second time, the stinger began to vibrate." This refers to an insect that has been hibernating for a winter and has already felt the warmth of spring, slowly waking up in the cave and starting to move.

"Three times, the fish will get cold." Spring blossoms. As the weather gets warmer, the ice in lakes and rivers begins to melt. Fish began to play in the water, too. It looked like they were swimming around with ice on their backs.