Is it true that the solar term "Millennium" can't touch water at some point? I heard it from the old man. Really?

September 7th to 9th in the solar calendar is the millennium. Millennium is a typical autumn solar term. From this day on, dewdrops became more and more dignified and famous. According to the lunar calendar, "the bucket refers to the dew, and the yin is getting heavier and heavier, so it is called dew." The longitude of the sun at this time is 165 degrees. Because of the cold weather, the water vapor in the air often condenses into dew on trees and flowers every night, and birds begin to prepare for winter. "Book of Rites and Moon Order" records the scene of this solar term: "When the blind wind comes, the geese come, the mysterious birds return, and the birds are ashamed." In other words, this solar term happens to be the time when geese fly south to avoid the cold and birds begin to store dried fruit food for the winter. It can be seen that the Millennium is actually a symbol of cold weather.

The Millennium solar term is the beginning of the really cool season. Many people blindly emphasize the tonic of seafood and meat when recuperating their bodies, ignoring seasonal diseases, which have caused harm to their bodies and families and affected their study and work. I would like to remind you here that nasal diseases, asthma and bronchial diseases should be avoided in the Millennium solar terms. Especially those diseases caused by physical allergies, we should be more cautious in diet adjustment. All patients with bronchial asthma caused by allergies should eat less or no fish and shrimp, raw and cold braised pickles, spicy, sour, salty and sweet foods, and the most common ones are hairtail, crab, shrimp, chives, yellow flowers and peppers. And light and digestible foods rich in vitamins are appropriate.