It doesn't rain in long summer. What do you mean the plow fell down? What's the point?

It doesn't rain in long summer. What do you mean the plow fell down?

It doesn't rain in long summer. Plough upside down is a folk saying and a folk proverb of solar terms in the long summer. The meaning of this sentence is:

If it rains in summer, it will be a good year, and crops will absorb enough water, so this year will be a bumper harvest; If it doesn't rain for a long summer, there will be a severe drought this year, which is not conducive to the planting and growth of crops. Naturally, you don't need a plow and rake, you can only hang it on the wall.

As can be seen from this folk proverb, the 24 solar terms are very important to agriculture. In ancient times, people used solar terms as the standard to judge seasons and climate. Although farmers nowadays don't need to rely on solar terms to decide their farming, it is still an inseparable part of China culture, and it has also passed on the wisdom and inheritance of predecessors to people today. What ancient poems are there in the long summer solar terms?

Sima Xiangru in the Western Han Dynasty

The days in southern Xinjiang are long and the spring in northern Xinjiang is noisy.

The new taste is nine meats and thirteen vegetables, and no village is called a person.

"In memory of the Shi Jing brothers" Tang Wei Wu Ying

After reading the incense in a different order, you will be very tired.

Summer wood has turned cloudy, and the public door is quiet during the day.

Changfeng began to float in the pavilion, and Dieyun only spat.

Sit away from the crowd and cherish the scenery.

Chang Xia's trip to the Southern Song Dynasty

The red flag was planted on the gate, and Dong Jun drove home.

Mud nests are noisy and flowers are scarce.

The shade of Sophora japonica is dense at first, and the curtain is still slightly hot.

Soak a soup in the sunset and try on clothes skillfully.