Is the vernal equinox the same in the northern hemisphere?

In the northern hemisphere, the daytime time of the vernal equinox is the same. Specifically, during the spring equinox, all parts of the world are equally divided day and night, starting at 6:00 local time and setting at 18:00. Therefore, on the vernal equinox, the daytime time in the northern hemisphere is equal to the nighttime time, each of which is 12 hours.

The vernal equinox is an important solar term among the traditional 24 solar terms in China, which marks the official arrival of spring. At the vernal equinox, the sun shines directly on the equator, which makes the amount of sunlight obtained by the northern and southern hemispheres equal, and the length of day and night is equal around the world. After the vernal equinox, the direct point of the sun began to move to the northern hemisphere. The northern hemisphere began to get longer during the day and shorter at night, while the southern hemisphere did the opposite.

Generally speaking, the vernal equinox is a day divided equally between day and night in the northern hemisphere, and the day time is the same. If you need more information about the solar terms of the vernal equinox, you can consult books and materials related to the lunar calendar or meteorology, or browse the lunar calendar information published by the Chinese government website.