Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - The 24 Solar Terms - When does the count of nine start and end?
When does the count of nine start and end?
1, nine days from the beginning of the winter solstice solar term and ending at 998 1 day. On the solstice after beginning of winter, "counting nine", commonly known as "crossing nine", means entering the coldest season of the year. The so-called "number nine" means that from the date of the "winter solstice", nine days is a unit, which is called "nine". After nine "nines", it is exactly 8 1 day, which is called "nine". From "September 19th" to "September 9th", the cold winter turned into a warm spring.
2. The "99-99 Xiehan Song", commonly known as "99-99 Song", which is widely circulated among the people in winter from solstice to vernal equinox, vividly records the climate and phenological changes between winter solstice and vernal equinox, and also expresses some laws of agricultural activities.
- Previous article:Fuel consumption of BMW 325 10 after washing the throttle
- Next article:The custom of Suzhou New Year.
- Related articles
- Three 300-word compositions on Spring Festival in my hometown in Grade Three.
- After the car starts, the chassis always shakes. What happened?
- Please take a look at the eight characters ~ male life Gregorian calendar1March 988122: 40. I got married that year.
- Can you recite Twenty-four solar term song? How many solar terms are there in a two-month summer vacation? How many days are there in the whole summer vacation?
- Twelve solar cycles
- What happened when the pipe of Angkor Serra throttle valve was unplugged and then turned off?
- What month is suitable for planting bamboo?
- Snow and solar terms copywriting poems
There are famous sentences describing the 24 solar terms university.
Heavy snow and rain make the creation look good. -Fang Hui's Dawn on the Red Sho
- What should I do if the motorcycle throttle doesn't return in winter? The throttle handle has been restored.
- What should I pay attention to when it rains and solar terms?