What is a pupil's twenty-four solar term song?

Twenty-four solar terms "Song of Pupils" is a poem compiled for the convenience of remembering the twenty-four solar terms in the ancient calendar of China. Its contents are as follows:

The rain in early spring gradually began to rain, and insects could not sleep;

The vernal equinox is near Qingming, before Grain Rain picks tea;

Small satisfaction of long summer, scythe,

There is only a slight summer heat from the summer solstice, and there are three days of great summer heat;

Beginning of autumn is in summer, and the Millennium flies south.

The autumn equinox is cold and dew, and the first frost is dyed with red leaves;

In early winter, there is a light snow, and the heavy snow indicates a good year.

On the ninth day of the winter solstice, there is a slight cold and a severe cold.

Extended data:

The twenty-four solar terms express the unique concept of time between human beings and the natural universe, and contain the long-standing cultural connotation and historical accumulation of the Chinese nation. Agricultural irrigation in ancient China depended on precipitation in the sky and rivers on the ground, and farming was mainly concentrated in areas with abundant precipitation and developed river networks. Until now, farmers in these areas are still engaged in agricultural production according to solar terms, temperature and precipitation.

Twenty-four solar terms reflect the apparent movement of the sun in one year, so the dates of solar terms are basically fixed in the current Gregorian calendar. The first half of the year is 6 and 2 1, and the second half is 8 and 23, with a difference of 1-2 days.