What touching stories are included in the 24 solar terms?

Some solar terms have touching stories. For example, Tomb-Sweeping Day is related to Zhong Er in Jin Wengong. Jin Wengong experienced many difficulties when he was a child. In order to escape the harm of his stepmother, he lived in exile for 19 years and was desperate several times. Once, when there was no food, a minister named Jiezitui lived in exile with him. He once reluctantly cut a large piece of meat from his thigh to satisfy Zhong Er's hunger, so as to tide over the difficulties. But later, when Zhong Er returned to China and became a monarch, he forgot the meson of "dividing shares into kings" when rewarding meritorious ministers!

Jiezitui did not argue for unfair treatment, but quietly led his old mother out of Beijing and went to Mianshan, Shanxi Province to live in seclusion. Soon, Jin Wengong remembered the merits of meson push, but he was nowhere to be seen. He sighed repeatedly in frustration: "It's all my fault." After several months of investigation, I learned the whereabouts of meson push, so Jin Wengong went to Mianshan personally.

However, the mountains are high and the forests are dense, and Jin Wengong still has no clue after searching for a long time. Jiezitui has always refused to come out of the mountain. When Jin Wengong was embarrassed, someone had a bad idea, saying that if the master released Yamakaji, Jiezitui, who had always been filial to his mother, would come out for the sake of his mother's safety ... So, a big fire spread all over the mountain, and the mother and son didn't come out for three days and three nights. Later, it was found that mother and son were huddled together and burned to death under a big willow tree!

Jin Wengong regretted it and was very sad. In memory of this meritorious minister, he renamed Mianshan "Jieshan" and ordered that no fire should be made for cooking for one month (later changed to three days), and everyone could only eat cold food. Therefore, the day when the fire was lit (the fifth day of the third lunar month) was also called "Cold Food Festival", which gradually evolved into Tomb-Sweeping Day and became one of the 24 solar terms. To this day, Tomb-Sweeping Day is still an important traditional festival for China people to worship their ancestors, sweep graves and miss their ancestors.