In February of the lunar calendar, what do people say when they see snakes?

It's a good sign to see snakes in February of the lunar calendar!

Look: On February 2nd, the dragon looked up.

In the Ming and Qing dynasties, it was called the day when the dragon looked up, because the second day of the second lunar month coincided with the "shocking" solar term. Many animals, such as snakes, earthworms and frogs. In winter, if you don't eat or drink, you will go into hibernation, which is called "entering the sting". By February 2nd, the weather was getting warmer, and some insects and animals seemed to be awakened from their sleep by the sunshine and thunder in spring, so this festival was named "Jing Zhe". In fact, there is no legendary dragon, which was invented by our ancestors on the basis of snakes and earthworms. Around the second day of February, spring returns to the earth, and people expect dragons to kill all harmful poisonous insects and expect a bumper harvest. This is the saying "On February 2nd, the dragon looks up".

So scientifically speaking, it is normal to meet snakes in February of the lunar calendar; Folklore tells us that the dragon is out of the mountain and the harvest is in sight!