What's the meaning of the solar term of fright? What's the meaning of the solar term of fright?

Sting is the third of the 24 solar terms, which occurs on March 5 or 6 of the Gregorian calendar every year when the sun reaches 345. Sting means that when the weather gets warmer, the spring thunder begins to sound, awakening the insects that are dormant and hibernating underground.

In ancient times, it was first called "Enlightenment". In the Han Dynasty, in order to avoid the taboo of Emperor Liu Qi, it was changed to Jingzhi. In the Tang dynasty, it was briefly restored, and then it has been used to this day in the name of scenery. In ancient China, there was a custom of "eating pears in surprise", in which the white tiger was sacrificed to resolve right and wrong, and the skin was used to "beat villains" to drive away bad luck. Frightening solar terms are of great significance in busy farming. The working people in China have attached great importance to it since ancient times and regarded it as the beginning of spring ploughing. The agricultural proverb "When it comes to thorns, the hoe will not stop." It is said that the farmers were frightened and began to work hard in the fields.