What season is the summer solar term usually?

Summer solar terms are usually autumn.

Summer is the second solar term in autumn, and around August 23rd every year (August 22nd to 24th) is the summer term among the 24 solar terms, depending on when the sun reaches the longitude 150 of the Yellow River. Being in summer is the fourteenth of the twenty-four solar terms. Douzhiwu (Southwest), the solar calendar reaches 150, and festivals are held every year from August 22nd to 24th in Gregorian calendar.

Being in the heat is "out of the heat", that is, out of the heat. In summer, the direct point of the sun continues to move southward, the solar radiation weakens, the subtropical high also withdraws southward, the temperature gradually drops, and the summer heat gradually disappears. The arrival of summer means that the hot and difficult weather is over. During this period, the weather is still hot, but it has shown a downward trend.

Summer solar terms are in the period of short-term high-temperature weather (autumn tiger), which generally occurs between August and September in the Gregorian calendar. The duration of autumn tigers generally ranges from half a month to two months.

Introduction to customs and habits:

1, fishing festival

After summer, coastal areas often hold "fishing festivals" to send fishermen out to sea. This is to save fishery resources and promote the development of local tourism. There are various forms of activities, such as sea worship ceremony, cultural activities and trade activities.

2. River lamp

River lantern is one of the customs in summer, which originated from the belief of ghosts such as drowning in Pudu water. Lights or candles are usually placed on the base of river lanterns, and in rivers, lakes and seas during the Mid-Autumn Festival. This custom implies people's awe of life and the pursuit of mysterious power.

By setting off river lanterns, people hope to benefit all beings and achieve peace and happiness. At the same time, the river lantern is also a traditional cultural expression, which expresses people's yearning and prayer for the harmonious coexistence between man and nature through the illumination of the lamp.