Can you get a certificate the next day in 2020? Probe into the origin of the name of entering plum.

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Lunar calendar: April 2020 15.

Gregorian calendar: June 6, 2020, Saturday, Gemini.

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Pray, get married, build, travel, emigrate and get rich.

Entering the house, making the bed, cooking the stove, offering sacrifices, seeking inheritance and harvest.

Remove the planting of columns and beams, and seek medical advice to build houses.

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Opening warehouses, acupoints, collecting livestock, purchasing property, and burying and breaking ground.

Open the money market

As early as the Han Dynasty, there were many proverbs about Huang Meiyu. In the Jin Dynasty, it rained from summer to Sunday, which is called the record of Huang Meiyu. Since the Tang and Song Dynasties, there have been many interesting descriptions about Meiyu.

Liu Zongyuan, a writer in the Tang Dynasty, once wrote a poem about Meiyu: Shi Mei welcomes Meiyu, and it is magnificent to arrive in late spring. He was worried about the night of the ape, and his dream was shattered. The sea fog connects the South Pole, the river clouds darken Beijin, and plain clothes goes today, not for the dust of the imperial city. Among them, when the plum meets the rain, that is to say, after the plum matures, it will rain at three o'clock from summer to the future.

Meteorological Meiyu refers to a rainy weather that transits from early summer to midsummer.

Zhu He was once called Plum in Song Dynasty, it is said that it was because he wrote such a famous sentence in Jade Case: Yichuan tobacco is full of wind. It rains when plums are yellow. In the Song Dynasty, Chen also recorded in Geng Shi Hua that it rained for ten days when plum blossoms were ripe in the south of the Yangtze River in May.

In the Ming Dynasty, Xu wrote in "Tang Yuzhi Tan Hui": After awning, the plum blossom will stand, and after awning, the plum blossom will break. Huang Meiyu in history usually refers to the precipitation in May.

People in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River are used to taking the solar terms of mango as the plum festival, which is also called Huangmei when plums are ripe.