What are the nursery rhymes of the vernal equinox?

The nursery rhymes of Vernal Equinox are as follows:

Spring has begun.

Spring has begun, and the spring breeze blows the wind, and the spring breeze conveys information. Call the earth, thaw it, call the bug, wake up. Tell the ice in the water to melt quickly, tell the little fish to swim quickly ... Spring is back, tell the babies to welcome.

rain

After beginning of spring, the rain came and the temperature gradually increased. The drizzle is as lively as the race. There is a lot of rainfall, such as pouring rape and wheat seedlings ... Overwintering crops grow well after drinking.

Scare and sting

Father ray, knock, knock, in the sky. Hibernating animals woke up one by one and hurried out of the hole. Not because of the order, but because of the rising temperature. I was shocked and roared. This year must be a good year.

Spring Equinox

After the vernal equinox, swallows fly from the south and back again. At this time, the wheat seedlings grow fast, and the vernal equinox time is precious. Lightning and thunder thundered in the sky to prepare for spring ploughing. All kinds of flowers are in full bloom and beautiful.

day of mourning

After the vernal equinox and before Grain Rain, it was fifteen days of Qingming. The Yangtze River area is a battlefield, and cold and warm air is used to fight. Breeze blowing, drizzling, planting crops is happy. Tomb-Sweeping Day, go and worship your ancestors. Keep environmental protection in mind.

Grain Rain.

When you are in Grain Rain, you need rain, which makes Grain Rain precious. Hundred grains refer not only to rice, but also to crops. Cuckoo, fly at this time, the voice of "Cuckoo Cuckoo" urged. The cold wave weather has passed, so hurry up and plant seedlings in the fields.

Definition of vernal equinox

The vernal equinox, one of the 24 solar terms, is the fourth solar term in spring, which falls on March 19-22 in the solar calendar every year. The vernal equinox is of great significance in astronomy. On the vernal equinox, the northern and southern hemispheres are divided equally day and night. Since then, the direct position of the sun has continued to move to the northern hemisphere. The days in the northern hemisphere are longer than the nights, while the southern hemisphere is the opposite.