Sting represents the meaning of life.

The moral of life is: spring thunder suddenly moves and everything is full of vitality, which refers to a person's awakening. He is sleeping, and now he is awake.

The moral of the fright is that the weather gets warmer, and the spring thunder begins to sound, awakening the hibernating animals that are dormant underground. The temperature rises rapidly, and farmers often start spring ploughing at this time, which is also the time when insects hibernating underground begin to recover.

Sting reflects the phenomenon that natural creatures germinate and grow under the influence of rhythm changes. Speaking of earthquakes, the sun's spirit rises, the temperature warms up, the spring thunder suddenly moves, the rain increases, and everything is full of vitality. Farming production is closely related to the rhythm of nature, and the shocking solar terms are of great significance in farming. Since ancient times, our people have attached great importance to this solar term and regarded it as a spring ploughing festival.

Stinging custom

There is a folk custom of eating pears by surprise. The reason for being surprised to eat pears is when there is no trace to be found, but there is such a story circulating among the people in Qixian County. According to legend, Qu Ji, a Shanxi merchant, is the eldest son of Shangdang. In the early years of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty, he brought two sons, Xin and Yi. Ma Lu and pears from the Party were used to rearrange the coarse cloth and red dates in Qixian County, which benefited from the round trip between the two places. Over time, they had savings and settled down in Qixian County.

That was the day when the 14 canal went west. His father took out pears for him to eat. Later, he said that his ancestors started by selling pears and settled in Qixian after hardships. Today, you are going to the west, eating pears is to make you not forget your ancestors, work hard to start a business, and honor your ancestors. Qu Baichuan went to the West to do business and become rich, and named the name of Kai as Changyuan Hou. Later, westerners followed suit and ate pears, mostly with the intention of leaving home to start a business. Later, they also ate pears on panic day, and they also tried to pay homage to their ancestors.