Yuan Zhen's twenty-four solar terms poems are shocking.

Twenty-four solar terms ancient poems and songs [Cry] are shared as follows:

Twenty-four poems, February Festival stinks.

Yuan Zhen (Tang)

The sun woke up first, and the earth was bright. Peach blossoms bloom in Sichuan brocade, and eagle-year-old spring pigeons.

Time is pressing, bud repair. Everything in the world has farmland.

Sting is the third of the 24 solar terms in ancient times, usually in February of the lunar calendar. February in the lunar calendar is the best time in spring, and it should also be the beginning of March in the solar calendar. At this time, the sun reaches the longitude of 345 degrees. Every year, the monsoon brought from the Pacific Ocean is mixed with wet rainballs and goes deep into the ancient mainland of China, bringing the sound of pulse spring rain and spring thunder.

As the spring thunder rolled across the sky in Yuan Ye, the spring rain made the land fertile, and the seeds, roots and even buds of trees sleeping in the land suddenly poked their heads out to see the world. It is so lively and crowded here that snakes, earthworms and insects sleeping in the soil are disturbed by this excitement and climb out one after another. Shock is to awaken these dormant creatures. They also bring extraordinary vitality to spring.

Among the 24 solar terms, the only solar term with a verb prefix is "Jing Zhe", which is a power to awaken the whole world. Although "Jing Zhe" was called "Qi Zhe" before the more ancient Han Dynasty, it was changed to Jing Zhe because it avoided the word "Qi" of Emperor Jing of Han Dynasty, but Jing Zhe is more energetic and refreshing than Qi Zhe in spring, so later generations often like to use Jing Zhe, and what they want is that amazing spring!