What do you eat on your stomach?

There is a folk saying: "Eat jiaozi on the head, noodles on the second, and pancakes on the third." Eating jiaozi on the head is a traditional custom in the north. Because of the high temperature in dog days, people lose weight, and jiaozi is a kind of food that can satisfy their appetite. Therefore, eating jiaozi on the day of squatting is also to pray for a safe summer, which means wishing and praying.

There is a folk saying that "eat a chicken in ups and downs and be healthy for a year". In Jiangxi, Hunan and other places, people like to eat chicken in the first season, because in dog days, the human body consumes a lot of physical energy and needs to take enough nutrition to supplement it.

In some places in the south, wonton is a very distinctive food. In some places, people will eat it on the day of prostration, which has become a traditional custom.

Accommodation introduction

Entering volts means entering "three volts". There is a folk proverb, "The first night falls in summer", which is the basis for establishing the first autumn. The almanac stipulates that "the number of volts starts from the third day of summer", that is to say, "it starts to count down from summer" and begins to fall on the third "Geng Day". The "Geng Day" here refers to the days prefixed with "Geng" in the ancient "Ganzhi Jiri Law".

The so-called "heat is in three volts" can be divided into initial, middle and final three volts, and its date is determined by the date of the solar terms. The climate in dog days is characterized by "high temperature and high humidity", because the southeast wind blows in dog days, and the air is humid. The humidity of the wind causes great humidity in dog days.