What does midsummer mean?

Midsummer, Chinese vocabulary. Pinyin: shèng xià, which means the hottest time in summer.

Midsummer, the term of solar terms, is actually midsummer. In ancient times, it was divided into Meng, Zhong and Ji. One of these three months is the hottest time in summer. At this time, many fruits and vegetables are ripe. In midsummer, the weather is hot, and old people and children are prone to heatstroke. Therefore, in life, we should adopt a scientific diet, reasonably relieve summer heat and keep healthy.

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1, Midwinter: On March 9th, because the ground receives less solar heat, the heat emitted at night exceeds the heat absorbed during the day. At this time, the heat stored on the ground has been exhausted. Because the heat can't make ends meet, the ground temperature drops gradually and the weather is getting colder and colder. If there is cold air at this time, the weather will become very cold. So "March 9th" weather is the coldest. Deep winter means that the ice is long and the snow is several feet deep.

2. The cold winter refers to the cold winter.

Example: A reserved heart is like wintersweet in full bloom in winter. If you are not careful, you will bump into sadness again.

3, the heat, refers to the summer weather to the extremely hot summer stage (three volts solar terms). Summer is hot; Hot weather.

Example: Bing Xin's Miscellaneous Notes in the Mountains: "Under the eaves of a hot summer day, on the bed as hot as a steamer, listening to the monotonous and boring sound of iron, my brain completely collided with him."