In summer, when farming is busy, sericulture is picked and rice seedlings are planted.

The bottom line is: in autumn, rice comes on stage, and the grains are as golden as gold. This sentence comes from the text "Tianjia Four Seasons Song" in the third volume of People's Education Edition. The original text is as follows:

In spring, the spring breeze blows and butterflies fly on the blooming grass. How tender the wheat seedlings are and how fat the mulberry leaves are.

Busy farming in summer, picking sericulture and transplanting rice seedlings. Get up early and get greedy, and come back to wear moonlight.

In autumn, rice appears, and the grains are as fragrant as gold. Although the body is hard, the heart is happy.

In winter, it snows in Chu Qing, and the new cotton-padded clothes are warm and light. After a year of farming, everyone is smiling.

Extended data:

Song of Four Seasons at Home describes the farming scene of picking mulberry, raising silkworm and transplanting rice.

This article is a poem describing the scenery of the four seasons, expressing the author's praise for workers and life. In China, January, February and March of the lunar calendar are regarded as spring. Astronomy regards the vernal equinox as the beginning of spring.

In climatology, the five-day average temperature is used as the unified standard for dividing seasons. When the five-day average temperature rises to 10℃, winter ends and spring begins. According to this standard, most of the spring in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River is from late March to early April, that is, around Tomb-Sweeping Day, and the four solar terms of beginning of spring, rain, fright and vernal equinox still belong to the winter category.

As the saying goes: "Spring hits five Kyubi no Youko, and spring hits six or nine heads." In other words, the days of beginning of spring are not in Kyubi no Youko, but in Liujiutou. After beginning of spring, the days became longer, the temperature rose slowly, the soil began to thaw from the lower layer, and the frozen soil became shallower. During this period, there is still a strong cold wave, the weather is dry, and there are often strong winds and snowfall.