Good sentences about Jingzhe

? There are really many good sentences about the solar term "Jingzhe". There are three main sources of the famous saying "Jingzhe", which are discussed one by one below - 1. It comes from the ancient expressions of "Jingzhe"

? The most accurate sentence to express "Jingzhe" is "Jingzhe" "On that day, the peach blossoms begin to bloom" comes from "Book of Rites·Yue Ling", which means: At the time of the Waking of Insects, the peach blossoms begin to bloom.

? "Peach Shihua" is the "first phase" of the three phases of the Waking of Insects, which means that in the first five days of the Waking of Insects, peach trees begin to bloom. Indeed, peach blossoms are among the first to bloom among the first spring flowers.

? Later, someone added another sentence to this beautiful sentence, turning it into two sentences, that is: On the day of the Waking of Insects, peaches begin to bloom, and there is nothing more prosperous than peaches. "There is nothing more prosperous than peach blossoms" means that among the hundreds of flowers blooming in spring, none of the most prosperous ones can compare with the peach blossoms. This sentence praises the blooming peach blossoms. These two sentences express the magnificent scene of peach blossoms in full bloom during the Jingzhe season. Of course, they also tell people that this is also the best time to appreciate peach blossoms.

? The ancients have long described the prosperity of peach blossoms. For example, in the Book of Songs, the earliest collection of poems in my country, there is a poem "The peach blossoms are shining brightly", which expresses people's appreciation for the peach blossoms. Blooming praise. 2. It comes from the ancient poems describing "The Waking of Insects"

Wei Yingwu, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, has this wonderful line in his poem "Guantian Jia": "The light rain brings new flowers, and the thunder begins to wake up the Waking of Insects." The fields have been idle for a few days, and farming has begun." The meaning of these lines of poetry is that under the slight drizzle, all kinds of flowers and plants are showing their new look, and a thunder tells people that this is the time of the Waking of Insects; farmers are passing by. After a short period of leisure, it was time to start farming again.

? Yes, as soon as the Waking of Insects arrives, farmers will start working.

? Let’s take a look at the beautiful verses of poets from the Song Dynasty. Chen Di's "Five Poems on Spring Miscellaneous Poems (Part 1)" said: "The rain wakes up the hibernation, and the wind suppresses the flowers from blooming." The so-called "constricting the flowers" means inhibiting the flowers from blooming. But Chen Yunping said in his poem "Mountain House" that "a burst of rain urges the flowers, and several thunders startle the insects." The so-called "flowering" means to promote flower blooming.

? This is really interesting. One said that the wind that comes with the Waking of Insects suppresses the blooming of flowers, while the other says that the rain that comes with the Waking of Insects promotes the blooming of flowers. So, someone said, if there is wind and rain, will the flowers bloom or not?

? In fact, everyone’s answer should be different. Because everyone's cognitive perspective is different. The poet just writes poetry based on his own knowledge. At the same time, poetry cannot be understood rigidly, and poetry cannot be equated with scientific sketches. 3. Proverbs derived from ancient times

? Proverbs are principles summarized from people’s long-term practice. This is because they have guiding significance for farming and can be passed down to this day.

? For example, "Before the thunder struck, it rained continuously in February." The meaning of this sentence is: If there is thunder before the Waking of Insects, there will be more rain in February of that year. There is also a saying that expresses the same truth: "Thunder strikes before the awakening of hibernation has passed, and the clouds will not clear for forty-nine days." The so-called "forty-nine days without clouds" also means "continuous rain" and "continuous rain".

? The phenomenon of thunder before the Wake of Insects occurred during the Spring Festival in 2015, in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, on the evening of the sixth day of the first lunar month. This is documented. At that time, there was thunder in Suzhou, followed by continuous rainy days.

? There are also proverbs about Jingzhe that can predict subsequent weather conditions based on the cold and warm conditions at that time, such as "cold during Jingzhe, warm at the Spring Equinox", which means that if the weather is cold during the Jingzhe, it will be warm at the Spring Equinox.

? In addition, there are many farming proverbs indicating the season of the Waking of Insects, such as: after the Waking of Insects, the hoe will not stop; plowing the fields in spring is better than a dung; after the Waking of the Waking of Insects, plowing the land will not stop . It can be seen that the main agricultural activities during the Waking of Insects are spring plowing, fertilization, etc.

? Finally, let me say the most characteristic sentence of the Awakening of Insects: "A spring thunder rumbles, and crawlers rise everywhere." Whenever around March 6 in the Gregorian calendar, when the sun reaches 345 degrees of longitude, it enters the Awakening of Insects solar term. . Animals spend the winter hiding in the soil, which is called "sting". Once the Awakening of Insects occurs, there will be a spring thunder in the sky, thus waking up the hibernating animals, so it is called "Awakening of Insects".

? To put it in layman’s terms, doesn’t “Jingzhe” mean “a spring thunder shakes, and crawlers rise everywhere”?