Midsummer pinyin

The pinyin in midsummer is zh Nong Xi à.

Extension: Midsummer refers to the middle month of summer, usually in June of the Gregorian calendar. At this time, the temperature is getting hotter, and the days are long and the nights are short, which is the most prosperous period of yang in the four seasons. Among the 24 solar terms in ancient China, the "Summer Solstice Day" mentioned in Zhouyi is one of the most important solar terms in midsummer, also known as the "eternal festival".

In China culture, midsummer has special significance. Traditionally, midsummer is the time when the five elements belong to fire, which is related to organs such as the heart and small intestine. Pay special attention to cardiovascular health and avoid getting sick. At the same time, in folk customs, some areas also have the custom of celebrating midsummer festival and commemorating ancestors, such as the "Mountain God Festival" in Shandong and the "Drum Bird Festival" in Hunan.