What do you mean shocked? What does this mean?

Sting means the first thunder in spring. The so-called "spring thunder". As the weather turned warmer, spring thunder began to sound, awakening the insects that were dormant and hibernating underground. It means that the yang is rising, the temperature is warming up, the spring thunder is shaking, the rain is increasing, and everything is full of vitality. Twelve months in a year (year), each month corresponds to a divination, and Uzuki (including thunder and vernal equinox) corresponds to a divination of thunder and sky; The divination of Dazhuang hexagrams is that the sky begins to thunder, and the thunder rings in the sky, which is very vivid.

Basic information

What is striking is the beginning, that is, "Mao" and "Mao". Everything comes out of the ground, representing vitality; Therefore, Uzuki (February) is also an energy production month, and a year of spring ploughing has begun. The symbolic feature of the shocking solar terms is that spring thunder suddenly moves and everything is full of vitality. Judging from the natural phenology and climate process in various parts of China, "the beginning of thunder" only coincides with the natural rhythm in some parts of southern China.

After the sting, the temperature rose rapidly, and spring thunder gradually appeared in most areas south of the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River. In the northwest of North China, except for a few years, it usually doesn't thunder until Qingming. As the solar term with the fastest annual temperature rise, the average temperature in most parts of northern China has risen above 0℃, except for the northeast and northwest regions, which are still covered in silver in winter.

Knowledge expansion

Thunder and thunder are the most striking, and the solar terms are in hot and cold weather. Modern meteorological science shows that the occasional thunder before and after the shock thorn is due to the increase of earth humidity, which makes the hot air near the ground rise or move northward.