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When is the heavy snow solar term this year?
Three periods of heavy snow and solar terms
The ancients in China divided the heavy snow into three periods: a quiet period; Second, wait for the tiger to pay; Third, wait for the plum to stand out. In other words, due to the cold weather at this time, Hao Han birds no longer sing; At this time, Yin Qi was flourishing, the so-called Yin Qi was extremely prosperous and declined, Yang Qi had sprouted, and tigers began to have courtship behavior; "Li" is Malan grass, that is, Malan flower. It is said that you can also feel the germination of yang and pull out new buds.
Snow proverb
Snow is not frozen, spring is cold (Guangxi)
The snowy river is closed, and the winter solstice is impossible (black)
The weather is sunny and snowy, and it is snowy in early spring (Hebei)
It is snowing heavily, and there will be no shortage of rain in the coming year (Anhui).
The cold wind meets the heavy snow, and the weather is warm on March 9 (Hebei)
Heavy snow does not freeze, and the earthquake does not open (Jiangsu, Anhui, Jiangxi, Hubei, Hunan, Guizhou, Beijing, Hebei, Shanxi)
The heavy snow and blizzard in the solar terms bode well for the coming year. For example:
Heavy snow indicates a good year, but no snow will suffer (Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shandong, Hunan and Guangdong)
It snows heavily this year and wheat will be good (sweet) next year.
Continuous heavy snow is a good year (Sichuan)
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