Agricultural proverbs of light snow solar terms

The proverbs about Guangdong Xiaoxue are as follows:

This Guangdong proverb, "Light snow fills the red field and heavy snow fills the empty field", vividly depicts the scene of light snow and heavy snow season.

The "light snow" in "light snow everywhere is red" refers to the light snow solar term, which is the twentieth solar term among the 24 solar terms and marks the beginning of winter. At this time, the weather gradually turned cold, and snowfall began to appear in the area north of the Yellow River.

And "red everywhere" means that during this period, the crops in the farmland have matured and are covered with thick snow. Seen from a distance, the whole field looks like a red ocean. This kind of scene is especially common in the northern region. Farmers harvest, dry and collect in the light snow season to prepare for spring ploughing in the coming year.

The "heavy snow" in the "heavy snow" refers to the solar term of heavy snow, which is the 2nd1solar term in 24 solar terms, usually on February 7th or 8th, 65438. At this time, the temperature in the northern region dropped further, snowfall increased in most areas, and the snow in the fields deepened.

The "open field" means that during this period, the crops in the field have been covered with snow and look empty. This kind of scene is rare in the south, but there are also some places where it will snow heavily during this time.

This proverb expresses the natural landscape and farmers' living conditions in light snow and heavy snow seasons through image description. At the same time, it also conveyed some information about agricultural production and climate change. In Guangdong, this proverb is widely circulated and used, which has become an important reference for people to predict and deal with climate change.

In a word, the Guangdong proverb "Light snow is full of red fields and heavy snow is full of empty fields" shows the natural landscape and farmers' living conditions in light snow and heavy snow seasons through image description, and also conveys the information of agricultural production and climate change. This proverb not only has practical value, but also contains rich cultural connotations, reflecting the unique understanding and sentiment of Guangdong people on nature and life.