What does it mean to see the winter solstice in a year of rain? 1

A year's rain depends on the winter solstice, which means that the rainfall in the winter solstice season can reflect the rainfall in the coming year. It is believed that there will be more rain in winter solstice and more rain in the coming year; When there is less rain in winter solstice, there will be less rain in the coming year.

Other proverbs about the winter solstice:

The winter solstice is sunny, and the next year will be fruitful.

The solstice in winter is cloudy and the New Year is sunny.

In winter, the sun shines all the year round, and it rains every year.

In winter, the north wind is strong, so pay attention to frost prevention.

The northwest wind blows from winter to Sunday, and the next spring.

The solstice in winter is cloudy with southerly winds.

The solstice in winter is black, and the New Year is sparse; The winter solstice is sparse, and the New Year is black.

The solstice in winter is sunny and there is no rain.

It doesn't rain on the solstice in winter, but it will rain on the solstice in winter.

The solstice in winter is cold and the Spring Festival is warm. The solstice in winter is very warm, while the Spring Festival is very cold.

The origin of winter solstice

Winter solstice, also known as winter festival, Asian New Year Festival and Long Day Festival, has both natural and humanistic connotations. It is not only an important solar term among the 24 solar terms, but also a traditional folk festival in China. From winter to the sun, the sun reaches 270 degrees, and festivals are held every year on the Gregorian calendar 65438+February 2 1-23. Winter solstice is one of the eight festivals in a year. In ancient times, there was a custom of "eight festivals" to worship the gods and ancestors. Winter solstice is regarded as a big holiday in winter. There is a folk saying that winter solstice is as big as a year, so the ancients called it "sub-year" or "off-year". In some coastal areas in southern China, the traditional custom of worshipping ancestors from the winter solstice is still continuing. In some areas of northern China, it is a custom to eat jiaozi every winter solstice.