What solar term river is called peach blossom water?

"Peach Blossom Water" refers to the "Peach Blossom Festival" in the twenty-four solar terms of the traditional Chinese lunar calendar, especially the phenomenon that peach petals float in the river.

"Peach Blossom Festival" is a solar term in March of the lunar calendar. According to China's farming habits, this period is the time when peach trees bloom. The peach blossom season is just the time when the ice and snow melt and thaw in spring. As the temperature warms up, the river begins to thaw, and the peach blossoms in the water will float out with the water, forming a beautiful scenery called "peach blossom water".

"Peach blossom water" generally appears in rivers, lakes and other waters, because these places have large water surface and fast river flow, and peach blossom petals are easy to float with the water. In some places, this scene is also regarded as a sign of early spring, which means that winter is about to pass and the beauty of spring will come.

"Peach Blossom Water" is usually regarded as a symbol of spring and a sign of welcoming spring, and it is also often used to describe beautiful scenery and romantic atmosphere. Some places will hold the Peach Blossom Festival to attract tourists to watch and participate. In China culture, peach blossom also symbolizes prosperity, happiness and love, so "peach blossom water" is often endowed with romantic and auspicious meanings.

In short, "Peach Blossom Water" is a beautiful landscape formed during the Peach Blossom Festival in the 24th solar terms of the lunar calendar due to the thawing of the river and the blooming of peach blossoms. This is a special scene of traditional spring in China, symbolizing the arrival of spring and the festive atmosphere.