What festival is the Great Cold?

The Great Cold is the 24th solar term among the 24 solar terms in China lunar calendar, which usually occurs at 65438+ 10/day in the solar calendar. On this day, the sun reaches 300 degrees, which means that most areas are in the cold season.

The severe cold solar term marks the last solar term in winter and is also the coldest time of the year. During the severe cold, the cold weather makes people pay more attention to keep warm and healthy. And because the Great Cold is approaching the Spring Festival, it is also regarded as an important festival in China.

On cold days, people will hold various celebrations to welcome the arrival of the New Year. In northern China, people will eat jiaozi on cold days, which means reunion. In addition, the great cold is also the last solar term in a year, and people will carry out some cleaning and purification activities to welcome a new beginning.

In addition, the great cold is also a season suitable for skiing. In some cold areas, people will choose to go to ski resorts to spend this cold festival. Skiers can enjoy themselves in the snow and have fun in winter.

Generally speaking, the Great Cold not only represents the last solar term in winter, but also symbolizes the arrival of a new year. People greet the New Year by celebrating and skiing, hoping to be safe and healthy in the new year.