What do you mean, squatting? Not squatting?

"In the dark", "in the dark" and "not in the dark" are traditional ways of dividing solar terms in China, which are used to represent different stages of summer. Corresponding to "Big Summer", "beginning of autumn" and "Early Summer" in the 24 solar terms respectively.

V: V refers to the first solar term in summer, that is, the "great summer heat" among the 24 solar terms. The summer heat usually occurs on July 22 or July 23 of the Gregorian calendar, which indicates that summer has entered a hot and high temperature stage. The weather is very hot at this time, which is the hottest time of the year.

Zhongfu: Zhongfu refers to the second solar term in summer, which is the "beginning of autumn" among the 24 solar terms. Beginning of autumn usually appears on August 7th or 8th in the Gregorian calendar, which means that summer is coming to an end and autumn is the prelude. During the Mid-Autumn Festival, the weather is still hot, but there has been some cool feeling, and people are beginning to look forward to the arrival of autumn.

Don't fall: don't fall refers to the third solar term in summer, which is the "summer heat" in the 24 solar terms. Summer usually occurs on August 22 or August 23 of the Gregorian calendar, which indicates that summer is coming to an end and autumn is coming. At this time, the weather began to turn cold, the hot summer was about to pass, and people felt the breath of autumn.

These three words are used to describe different stages of summer, reflecting the change of climate and the change of seasons. They have certain importance and symbolic significance in the traditional culture of China.