What does the heat mean?

The summer heat is the hottest solar term in a year.

"Summer heat" means heat, and great summer heat, as its name implies, is very hot.

Summer, the twelfth of the 24 solar terms, is also the hottest solar term in a year.

Its climatic characteristics are: "Dou refers to C as a great summer heat, and the weather in Sri Lanka is stronger than a small summer heat, so it is called a great summer heat." Midsummer is the hottest time of the year. High temperature weather of 40 degrees Celsius often occurs in many areas of our country.

Summer is the fastest growing period of warm crops and the season with the most thunderstorms. At the same time, various meteorological disasters such as drought, waterlogging and wind disasters are also the most frequent in many areas.