The second volt is dated in 2023?

The second volt time in 2023 is July 17.

Among the 24 solar terms, the third solar term after the summer solstice is Er Fu, that is, July 17, which is the hottest stage in a year and the most vigorous time of human yang, so there is a saying that it is forbidden in dog days.

Er Fu is one of the twenty-four solar terms in the lunar calendar, also known as "midsection", which is the hottest period in a year. The voltage is divided into head and tail, usually in mid-July and mid-August. In 2023, the first time of the second volt was July 17, and the last time was August 16.

2023 is the year of AD, also known as the solar calendar. Lunar calendar is a traditional calendar system in China, which is used for agricultural production and festivals. In the lunar calendar, a year is divided into 12 months, the first day of each month is called "Shuori", the fifteenth day of each month is "full moon", and there are other important solar terms and festivals.

The origin of Furi

Furi refers to three volts and four volts of two volts. Three volts means squatting forward, and the time is from the first day of two volts to the last day before the next solar term, which is about 18 days. Four volts refers to the middle, and the time is 27 days between two solar terms, which is a stage after the slight summer heat. Furi is one of the traditional 24 solar terms in China, with summer as the main season, and it is also a cultural symbol representing people's lives.

In dog days, the temperature is high and the sun is poisonous. Many places are extremely hot and the air is not very breathable, which is prone to extreme weather such as heat wave, rainstorm, blizzard and strong wind. Therefore, people should not exercise excessively in dog days. In addition, there are many folk activities in dog days, such as eating gourd soup, eating ginger soup, painting herbs, transplanting rice seedlings, etc., to eliminate the hot smell and pray for a bumper harvest in agriculture next year.