Does the great cold solar term mean that winter is over?

Yes, "Great Cold" represents the end of the 24 solar terms, and it also means the end of winter.

Great cold and slight cold are solar terms indicating the cold weather. According to the statistics of perennial climate data in China, the coldest period of a year in northern China is 65438+ 10 in mid-June (June 1 1 -20). The annual slight cold solar term starts from 65438+1October 5-7, and one solar term is about 15 days, and the middle section is just within the slight cold solar term.

So for most parts of the north, slight cold is indeed colder than severe cold. But for some areas in the south, it is the coldest in the great cold solar terms; The severe cold solar term generally starts from 65438+1October 20th -2 1, and the end of June 65438+1on Gregorian calendar happens to be the coldest time in some parts of the south.

Agricultural activities in the severe cold solar terms

In the severe cold season, it is necessary to master the change law of agricultural production in cold and warm conditions, and plant crops reasonably according to different years, different geographical locations and topographic conditions to avoid unnecessary losses.

After the winter solstice, cold air frequently goes south, the temperature continues to drop, and the solar term temperature in slight cold and severe cold is minimized. In the northern region, the fields were covered with snow and ice during this period, and there was no farm work. The fields in the south are not frozen and can be used for agricultural activities.

Refer to the above? Baidu encyclopedia-great cold