An agricultural proverb says, "There was rain a thousand years ago, and there were ghosts a thousand years later". What's the difference between the rain before and after the Millennium?

Farmers plant crops according to the weather, otherwise it will affect the final harvest. Millennium solar terms are more important in farmers' minds, because the rainfall around the Millennium can be used as a reference index for crop harvest. "There was rain a thousand years ago, and there were ghosts after a thousand years", which means that the rain before a thousand years was needed by crops, so it was true rain. After a thousand years, it won't rain again. Too much rain will even affect the growth of crops, so the old people compare the rain after a thousand years to a ghost who doesn't do good and harm people.

A few days before the Millennium, near the harvest of crops. At this time, it is the critical period for millet, corn and other crops to become full, and sufficient water resources are needed. Therefore, if it rains a few times before the Millennium, farmers don't have to bother to water their crops. Abundant rain will be very beneficial to the growth of crops and even increase the output, which also indicates that this year will be a bumper harvest year. After the Millennium, crops should be harvested immediately when they enter the late growth stage.

At this time, the crops are ripe, and even if the water is replenished, it will have no effect. On the contrary, if there is too much water, the roots of crops can't absorb it, so it will be soaked in water for a long time, which has a great influence on the growth of crops. At the same time, rainy weather will also reduce the temperature, which is not conducive to crop photosynthesis. Especially corn, has a greater impact. Too much rain will wither corn seeds and reduce production. If it rains continuously, it will also affect the drying of corn, cause mildew and cause greater losses to farmers. Frequent rainfall after the Millennium,

It not only affects crops, but also affects people's real life. Some houses in rural areas are aging, water will seep, clothes in closets will become very wet, and so on. During this period, if you are not careful, people will easily catch a cold, and rheumatism patients will continue to have pain in their joints and feel uncomfortable. Therefore, the Millennium is actually reminding people to keep warm when going out and bring an extra long-sleeved coat.