Family solar term geomantic omen

This sentence is also a proverb reflecting the climate and the crystallization of the wisdom of the ancients. For us in the information age, it is really strange and incomprehensible. But it should be useful to that era.

With the continuous development and progress of modern society, our language is more and more developed, our expressive ability is more and more clear, and our social etiquette is more and more extensive. However, we all know that in ancient times, everything was not as developed as we are now. In ancient times, the meaning expressed by the ancients was different from what we said. Many ancients preferred to sum it up in one sentence according to their own personal experiences or some phenomena in modern society. These words are called by us in modern times. Our modern words are proverbs and proverbs.

There are many proverbs that reflect the climate like this, such as: 1, it rained in the spring and it rained for more than a year. 2. I didn't see the sky for a month before the thunder. 3. Equinox in Spring and Equinox in Autumn, divided equally between day and night. 4. After the vernal equinox, it will snow. 120 days later, watch Feng Shui. 5, early spring thunder, more typhoons 6, peach blossom water, it must be dried Huangmei. 7, Lei Changxia, no washing plough. 8, rain hits mango head, river fish tears; Rain hits mango seed feet, and Hechi blows three times. 9, Huangmei fog, the rain is halfway.

10, southwest wind blows from summer solstice, and long rain falls in a pool. 1 1, the midsummer solstice is so hot that it thunders; The winter in Chongyang is sunny and it doesn't rain. 12, summer solstice (rainstorm or long rain), yellow croaker for food, cotton rotten to pieces. 13, the day is long, and it lasts from summer to solstice; The days are short, as short as the winter solstice. 14, a thunder in summer, do Huangmei again; In summer, from the northwest, carp fly to the upper level. 15, long summer easterly, small crops everywhere, awn, summer solstice (referring to rainy days). 16, it's sunny and rainy. 17, it never rains.