What do summer and summer solar terms mean?

1. What do "light summer" and "big summer" mean? The meaning of "Little Summer" solar term: Big Summer, the twelfth solar term in the twenty-four solar terms of the China lunar calendar. On July 23rd or 24th every year, the sun reaches longitude 120. At this time, around the Mid-Autumn Festival, most parts of China are the hottest period of the year, and the climate is characterized by: "Dou refers to C as a great summer heat, and the weather in Sri Lanka is very fierce than a small summer heat, so it is called a great summer heat." This is the hottest solar term in the year around midsummer. In many areas of our country, the high temperature of 40 degrees Celsius often occurs. In this extremely hot season, heatstroke prevention and cooling can not be ignored.

2. What does this mean? It is the eleventh of the twenty-four solar terms. When the sun reaches 105 on July 7 or 8 every year, it is regarded as a light summer. Summer heat, which means hot, is a little hot, not very hot. It means that the weather is getting hotter, but it is not the hottest, and most parts of the country are basically in line with it.