The legend of summer solar terms, the story of summer solar terms.

1, "June 6th" It is said that this is the day when the Dragon Palace basks in robes. Because this day is almost the eve of the summer heat, it is the day with the highest temperature, the longest sunshine time and the strongest sunshine radiation in a year, so every household will choose this day to "bask in the sun", that is, hang the clothes stored in the cupboard outside to receive the sun exposure to prevent moisture, moisture, mildew and moth.

2. The villagers said that on June 6th, hundreds of suozi were put at home. According to legend, Altair and Vega in the sky are separated by the Milky Way, and they can only meet on the seventh day of July in a year. But there is a milky way between them and there is no ferry. So, on June 6th, children all over the world put "Baisuozi" on their hands and feet for magpies to take, and built a beautiful rainbow bridge on the Milky Way to meet the cowherd and the weaver girl.

According to legend, this day is the day when Little White Dragon goes home. Because "Little White Dragon" broke the dogma, he was imprisoned on a remote island by the father of the Dragon King and lost his freedom of movement. Only on June 6th did the Dragon King allow him to go home to visit his mother. "Little White Dragon" is eager to visit his mother, so he travels day and night, bringing lightning and storms.

4. Furi, the ancients said: Furi means "hiding for the summer", and Furi sacrifice was seen and recorded as far back as the pre-Qin period. According to ancient records, the sacrifice offered at Fukui is "Yan Di, his emperor, and Zhu Rong, his god". The legend of Emperor Yan is the sun god, and Zhu Rong is the great-grandson Vulcan of Emperor Yan. Legend has it that Emperor Yan told the sun to emit enough light and heat to make the grains grow, and since then, human beings have no worries about food and clothing. People thanked him for his achievements and commemorated him at the hottest time. Therefore, there is a legend of "sacrificing the sun".