What proverbs are there about the solar terms of mango?

The proverb of ear-seed solar term is: 1. Before and after the ear planting, the wheat came on stage, and men, women and children were busy day and night. 2. When the north wind blows, drought will occur. 3. It is rainy from summer to day, and the typhoon comes late; At least it rains in summer and typhoons come early. 4. The solstice in summer is a water festival. If it doesn't rain, it will be a dry day. 5, awn seeds are planted in summer to the sun, flooding the field. 6, awn is planted in summer solstice, and must walk. 7. Miscanthus is afraid of thunder, and the solstice in summer is afraid of the north wind. 8. Three wheat grains are not as long as one autumn, and Sanqiu is not as busy as one wheat grain.

Ear seed, also known as "busy seed", is the ninth solar term in the twenty-four solar terms, the third solar term in summer and the beginning of the afternoon month in the dry calendar. The yellow meridian of the sun reaches 75 degrees, which is celebrated on June 5-7 of the Gregorian calendar every year.

Mang seed means "food crops with awns can be planted". This season, the temperature rises obviously, the rainfall is abundant and the air humidity is high, which is suitable for planting cereal crops such as late rice.

The solar term of awn seed is of great significance in farming. Agricultural farming is bounded by the solar terms of "Mangzhong". After that, the survival rate of planting is getting lower and lower, which is the reflection of ancient farming culture on festivals.