How about fishing in summer and the Millennium?

In summer, it means "going out of summer" and leaving in the heat.

Summer is the first 14 of the 24 solar terms. The node time is around August 23rd in Gregorian calendar, and the sun reaches longitude 150. The arrival of the hot summer also means entering the second half of the dry calendar.

Since then, the temperature in the area north of the Yangtze River in China has gradually dropped.

At this time, the sun runs near the fourteen stars of Leo Xuanyuan. Looking at the Big Dipper at night, the curved bucket handle still points to "Shen" (southwest).

The "place" of summer heat is often interpreted as the meaning of "stop". This solution has existed since ancient times. In fact, this solution is unreasonable and incorrect. Chu Xia was originally named Chu Xia, but Chu Xia didn't match the rhyme of the 24 solar terms and the Song Dynasty, so the literati changed Chu Xia to Chu Xia.

The ancients named the last day of summer heat as summer heat, so summer heat is the gateway to summer heat and cool. There is a saying that fighting for the summer heat in autumn refers to the time from beginning of autumn to the summer heat. Although it feels like autumn, the heat in summer has not decreased. Although there is a strong coolness in the morning and evening, the daytime time in Beijing has also been reduced to 13 hours and 25 minutes.

Millennium is the fifteenth of the twenty-four solar terms, the end of the application of the lunar calendar and the beginning of the unitary month in the calendar. The time point is from September 7th to 9th every year in Gregorian calendar, when the sun reaches 165 degrees.

"Twenty-four solar terms" said: "August Festival ... Yin Qi is getting heavier and heavier, showing white." As the weather gets colder and colder, you will find many dewdrops on the ground and leaves in the morning, which is named after the water vapor condenses on them at night. The ancients used four seasons with five elements, and autumn was golden and golden white, so white was used to describe autumn dew. Entering the "Millennium", I will feel a little cold at night.