What does the solstice mean in late summer?

Summer solstice is one of the twenty-four solar terms, and it is one of the most important festivals in China's lunar summer, usually on June 20th or 2 1 day every year. On this day, the position where the sun shines directly on the ground reaches the northernmost point north of the Antarctic circle in the northern hemisphere, which is the longest day and the shortest night in a year. The summer solstice solar term is a very important festival in China traditional culture. On this day, people usually cook new rice, eat zongzi, calamus wine and other foods to worship their ancestors and enjoy the warm summer.

Late summer refers to the period when summer ends and autumn enters, usually from late August to mid-September. During this period, the temperature gradually drops, and the taste of autumn gradually becomes stronger. Although the breath of late summer is not as warm as that of early summer, it also has its own unique beauty and significance, such as performing traditional activities such as Mid-Autumn Festival in China, enjoying cool weather and enjoying autumn scenery.

The period from summer solstice to the end of summer is a natural transition period, and it is also an opportunity for people to think and prepare for the next season. This period of time is also the time for many schools and companies to start new semesters and new jobs, which means a new beginning and a prospect for the future. During this time, people can recall their summer experiences, sum up experiences and lessons, and make plans and preparations for next season's goals. Summer solstice and the end of summer are not only a solar term and a time period, but also the meaning and symbol of people's lives, which are worth cherishing and experiencing.