Is the solstice long in summer or short in winter or short in summer and long in winter?

The summer solstice is long and the winter solstice is short. June 2 1 is the summer solstice solar term, and the direct point of the sun is on the tropic of cancer, with the longest day and the shortest night in all parts of the northern hemisphere. The higher the latitude in the northern hemisphere, the longer the day and the shorter the night, and the arctic circle appears extremely daytime.

The higher the latitude in the southern hemisphere, the longer the night and the shorter the day, and the polar night phenomenon appears in the Antarctic circle. So it is correct to say that the solstice in summer is the longest day. "Summer Solstice" is the northernmost day of the year, the longest day in the northern hemisphere and the longest day in the northern hemisphere. However, the length of the day gradually increases from south to north. This is because the long day and short night effect caused by the tilt of the earth's rotation axis is more obvious as it approaches two levels.

"Eating the summer solstice, the day is shorter than the line", and the effect of long days and short nights is more obvious at higher latitudes.