What is the pronunciation of Chaoshan dialect with cold dew and solar terms?

The Chaoshan dialect of the cold dew solar terms is pronounced as "Guanlou".

Cold dew ranks seventeenth among the twenty-four solar terms, and is celebrated every year1October 8-9. According to historical records, "war refers to cold armor as cold dew, and cold is cold and cold, which will condense, hence the name cold dew." "Dew is cold and will condense."

Every year1October 8 or 9, when the sun reaches longitude 195, it is cold dew. "Twenty-four solar terms" said: "In September, the dew is cold and will condense." Cold dew means that the temperature is lower than that of the white dew, and the dew on the ground is colder and will soon condense into frost. In the cold dew season, Nanling and the vast area to the north have entered autumn, and the northeast and northwest regions have entered or are about to enter winter.

In ancient China, the cold dew was divided into three stages: "The first stage was the swan goose; Second, the sparrow enters the water and becomes a clam; Three chrysanthemums have yellow flowers. " In this solar term, geese move south in a line or herringbone queue; In the cold late autumn, all the birds disappeared. The ancients saw a large number of clams suddenly appearing on the seashore. The stripes and colors of shells were very similar to those of birds, and they thought they were birds. The third stage of "Chrysanthemum begins to blossom" means that the chrysanthemum has opened in a large area at this time.