The weather in the northern hemisphere is nine degrees. Has the southern hemisphere entered the dog days?

The weather in the northern hemisphere is nine days, and the southern hemisphere has entered the "dog days"

Count nine, also called 99, starts from the solar term from winter to Sunday, starts from the non-uniform day when the solar term from winter to Sunday begins, and counts nine times every nine days until 8 1 day in 1999. After 99, it can be calculated that it falls on the vernal equinox and has officially entered the spring climate.

Nine cold days are the coldest period in China. It is recorded in the Record of Jingchu Years in Zonggu, Liang Dynasty: "The number of days from winter to day, 998 1 day is the end of cold." People think that the cold weather in this period is a miscellaneous solar term besides the twenty-four solar terms.

The dog days appear in midsummer and summer heat, and it is the hottest, humid and sultry day of the year. The so-called "dog days" refers to the "dog days" of the lunar calendar, which is the hottest period of the year. It can be understood as "squatting" means that the weather is too hot to move. But the dog days are called "dog days" because there are also many cold factors. The dog days are the hottest thirty or forty days in a year in the Central Plains. The dog days are calculated according to the lunar calendar, between the middle and late July and the early August of the solar calendar.