Another name for summer heat

The nickname of Daxia is "Five Saints" and the nickname is Zhongfu.

Great summer heat, one of the 24 solar terms, is the last solar term in summer. Combat refers to c; The solar calendar is120; July 22-24 of Gregorian calendar. "Summer heat" is heat, and summer heat is extremely hot. Summer heat is relatively mild and hot, and it is the clearest and hottest solar term in a year, and "damp-heat steaming" reaches its peak at this time. The summer climate is characterized by high temperature and extreme heat, with frequent thunderstorms and typhoons.

The summer solar term is the hottest time of the year, just before and after the "midsection" of the "dog days". In summer, the sun is like fire, the temperature is high, the humidity is high, and there is much rain. Although it is inevitable to suffer from high temperature and humidity, it is very beneficial to the growth of crops, and crops grow fastest during this period.

Introduction of agriculture under high temperature in summer;

Around "Big Summer", the temperature is the highest in a year, and crops grow fastest. Agricultural production is closely related to geographical and climatic conditions. Monsoon climate is the main feature of China climate. Monsoon climate is a mixture of continental climate and maritime climate, and the monsoon climate shows the same period of rain and heat. Judging from the seasonal distribution of precipitation, precipitation in China is mainly concentrated in summer, especially in summer solar terms, which is the season when everything grows wildly.

In the high temperature season, crops need a lot of water, and summer is the season with the largest and most concentrated precipitation in China. The high temperature period is consistent with the rainy season, and the water and heat are well coordinated, which is very beneficial to crops. Because the precipitation in China is mainly caused by the water vapor brought by the southeast monsoon, affected by the summer monsoon, it gradually decreases from the southeast coast to the northwest inland.