The 24 solar terms are those, respectively, in what months

I, 24 solar terms are:

Lichun, rain, hibernation, spring equinox, Qingming, grain rain, summer, small full, mango seeding, summer solstice, small summer, summer, autumn, summer, white dew, autumn equinox, cold dew, frost, winter, snow, snow, snow, winter solstice, small cold and cold.

Two, the 24 solar terms of the month time

Lichun: the bucket refers to the c; the sun's yellow longitude is 315 degrees. Lichun means beginning, Lichun is the beginning of spring. Lunar calendar February 3-5 intersection of the festival.

Rain: Doo refers to non; the sun's yellow longitude is 330°. Rainfall begins and the amount of rain increases gradually. The festival is held on February 18-20 of the Gregorian calendar.

Hibernation: Dou refers to Ding; the Sun's yellow meridian is 345°. Hibernation means hiding. Hibernation means the first stirring of spring thunder, which awakens animals hibernating in the earth. The festival is intersected on March 05-07 of the Gregorian calendar.

Spring Equinox: Doo means non; the sun's yellow longitude is 0°. Equinox means equal division. Vernal equinox indicates equal division of day and night. It crosses the festival on March 20-22 of the Gregorian calendar.

Ching Ming: Dou refers to Ding; the Sun's yellow longitude is 15°. The weather is clear and the grass is lush. The festival is celebrated on April 04-06 of the Gregorian calendar.

Grain Rain: Doo refers to Dec; the Sun's yellow meridian is 30°. Rain produces all kinds of grains. Rain is sufficient and timely for cereal crops to thrive. The festival is intersected on April 19-21 of the Gregorian calendar.?

Rising Summer: Doo points southeast; the sun's yellow longitude is 45°. The beginning of summer. Crosses the festival on May 05-07 of the Gregorian calendar.

Xiaoman: Doo fingernail; the sun's yellow longitude is 60°. Beginning of fullness of seeds of wheat and other summer crops. The festival is held on May 20-27 of the Gregorian calendar.

Mangseo: Doo Fingernail; the sun's yellow longitude is 75°. Wheat and other awned crops mature. The festival is celebrated on June 05-07 of the Gregorian calendar.

Summer Solstice: Doo points to B; the Sun's yellow longitude is 90°. The heat of summer arrives. June 21-22, Gregorian calendar.

Small Summer: Doo refers to Xin; the Sun's yellow longitude is 105°. Summer means hot; Xiaoshu is the beginning of hot climate. July 06-08 of the Gregorian calendar to cross the festival.

Da Summer: Doo points to C; the Sun's yellow meridian is 120°. The hottest time of the year. July 22-24, Gregorian calendar.

Autumn: Doo points southwest; the sun's yellow longitude is 135°. The beginning of the fall season. Crosses the festival on August 07-09 of the Gregorian calendar.

Summer: Doo points to E; the sun's yellow meridian is 150°. The place means to terminate, to hide. The first summer heat is to indicate the end of the hot summer days. It crosses the festival on August 22-24 of the Gregorian calendar.

White Dew: Doo refers to Dec; the Sun's yellow longitude is 165°. The weather turns cooler and the dew condenses and turns white. It is celebrated on September 07-09 of the Gregorian calendar.

Autumn Equinox: Doo refers to already; the Sun's yellow longitude is 180°. Day and night are equally divided. September 22-24, Gregorian calendar.

Cold Dew: Doo Fingernail; the Sun's yellow longitude is 195°. The dew is cold and will freeze. The festival is held on October 08-09 of the Gregorian calendar.

Frost: Doo finger nail; the sun's yellow longitude is 210°. The weather gets colder and frost begins to form. The festival will be held on October 23-24 of the Gregorian calendar.

Rising Winter: Doo points northwest; the sun's yellow longitude is 225°. The beginning of winter. November 7-8, Gregorian calendar.

Little Snow: Doo points to the hex; the sun's yellow longitude is 240°. Means the beginning of snow. It is celebrated on November 22-23 of the Gregorian calendar.

Large Snow: Doo refers to Dec; the Sun's yellow longitude is 255°. Snowfall increases and snow may accumulate on the ground. The festival is held on December 6-8 of the Gregorian calendar.

Winter Solstice: Dou refers to Zi; the Sun's yellow longitude is 270°. Cold winter arrives. December 21-23, Gregorian calendar.

Small Cold: Doji Zi; the sun's yellow longitude is 285°. The climate begins to be cold. The festival is celebrated on January 5-7 of the Gregorian calendar.

Daihan: Doo refers to the ugly; the sun's yellow longitude is 300°. The coldest time of the year. The festival is held on January 20-21 of the Gregorian calendar.

Expanded Information

"Twenty-four Solar Terms" at the United Nations

At the invitation of the United Nations Institute of Taiji Culture, Beijing International Design Week and Beijing Heshong Meihua Education and Investment Company Limited held a "Twenty-four Solar Terms" program on the first floor of the United Nations Headquarters building that evening. Twenty-nine sets of excellent works of the professional group, six sets of commissioned works of professional organizations and 50 sets of works of the youth group with the theme of "Twenty-four Seasons" were displayed here.

People from the United Nations and New York City attended the event. They believed that these creative works were an exquisite interpretation of the 24 Solar Terms, and that they reflected the highly developed agricultural civilization, diligence and wisdom of the working people in China's history, which was admirable.

Tamamian Kegham, a senior Arabic interpreter at the United Nations, said: "China has made great contributions to mankind in the fields of mathematics, physics and astronomy. The '24 Solar Terms' are the crystallization of the ancient Chinese working people's observation, exploration, research and summarization of astronomy, meteorology and agriculture, and are the precipitation of the long culture and history of the Chinese nation."

Cao Guozhong, president of the United Nations Institute of Taiji Culture, said the 24 Solar Terms occupy an important position in traditional Chinese culture, and "we have the responsibility to disseminate the essence of Chinese culture to the world through the stage of the United Nations".

Li Congrong, vice president of Hopewell, said the "24 Solar Terms" was officially inscribed on UNESCO's Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in November 2016, and like other outstanding traditional Chinese cultures, it is an important part of other countries' understanding of Chinese culture. Like other outstanding traditional Chinese cultures, the "24 Solar Terms" is a key for other countries to understand Chinese civilization.

At the event, the winner of the first prize in the "24 Solar Terms" logo system design category, Jian Shan, presented the original manuscript of the winning work to the United Nations, in the hope that the "24 Solar Terms", a symbol of traditional Chinese culture, will be preserved permanently at the United Nations.

Baidu Encyclopedia - 24 Solar Terms

People's Daily Online - "24 Solar Terms" at the United Nations