What's the difference between a little summer heat and a big summer heat?

Little summer is the eleventh solar term among the twenty-four solar terms of the lunar calendar and the fifth solar term in summer, which marks the official start of the last month of summer. When the sun reaches 105 degrees, it is called the summer solar term. Summer heat, which means hot, is a little hot, not very hot. This means that the weather is getting hot.

Summer is one of the twenty-four solar terms of the lunar calendar, and the sun is located in the yellow meridian 120. In the hot summer, China people have the custom of drinking tea, drying ginger, burning incense and drinking mutton soup. Summer is the hottest day of the year.

Being in the heat is "out of the heat", that is, out of the heat. Summer is the14th solar term among the 24 solar terms of the lunar calendar. The time point is August 23rd, Gregorian calendar, and the sun arrives at 150. The summer solar term means that we are about to enter the autumn with meteorological significance.

Everyone knows that it is hot in dog days. Summer heat is generally in the middle of three volts. At this time, most parts of China are in the hottest stage of the year, and the temperature difference across the country is not big. Just in line with the proverb: "cold is in the March 9 th, and heat is in the middle." The summer heat is relatively mild, as the name implies, it is relatively hot.