May phrase

1. Hello, May. Wheat straw to rest, summer wood green. The sun began to warm up. It's sunny and rainy for two months, and the wind is simple.

Many people don't need to meet again, because they are just passing by. Forgetting is the best memory we give each other. Come on, May!

The gap between you and others is not that you walk slowly. It's when you've been watching others go. Hello, good morning in May!

May brought us poems and paintings, and the flowers in May changed the fields. We praise May.

5. Flowers bloom and fall, and the leaves are green. Follow the footsteps of time, wandering in the world of May, chasing a beautiful and cool dream. See a few smoky people, listen to a few Guiyan whispering, laugh all the way, have a sunny season, meet in May and look back at the past in spring.

May will pass, but the flowers in May will not bloom, the dreams will not wither, and youth will last forever!

Data expansion:

May is the fifth month of the Gregorian calendar year, and it is a big month. * * * There is 3 1 day. "May" is also called "high moon". In the northern hemisphere, May is the third month of spring. There are two solar terms this month: Long Summer and Xiaoman. The festivals in May mainly include: May 1st International Labor Day, May 4th Youth Day and Mother's Day.

May's English name probably comes from Maya (called Maius in Latin), the goddess who specializes in spring and life in Roman mythology, or Bona Dea, the goddess who celebrates festivals in May, or maiores (meaning "older people") in Latin.

A month is a unit of time in a calendar. Traditionally, the period of the moon phase change is regarded as the length of a month, and the length of a month (lunar month) is about 29.53 days, that is, a round of "Shuowangyue".

In the early Paleolithic period, people had calculated the days according to the phases of the moon. Until now, the new moon is still the cornerstone of many calendars. A year is divided into 12 months; In China, the lunar year is 12 months and the leap year is 13 months. The extra month is called leap month.

The legend of the origin of the moon comes from the "immortal moon" in Shan Hai Jing. According to Shan Hai Jing, the emperor had two wives, namely He Chang. On his birthday, Chang 'e gave birth to the moon, so Chang 'e is also called the mother of the moon.