Fear the change of time

What happened during the fright, as follows:

1, temperature change:

It means that the temperature rises, the climate warms and the rain increases after being frightened. The solar term, the third of the 24 solar terms in the lunar calendar, marks the beginning of the mid-spring season. In the past, animals hid in the soil in winter without drinking or eating, which was called "sting"; On the day of "Sting Festival", the spring thunder in the sky awakens the secluded animals, which is called "shock".

Therefore, insects wake up when they are startled, the weather turns warmer, and there are spring thunder gradually, and most areas of China enter the spring ploughing season. It was a beautiful sunny day in September. The temperature rose, the rain increased, and farmers had no leisure.

2, animal and plant changes:

Everything began to recover, and farmers began to plow in spring. The green Yuan Ye in the south of the Yangtze River is warm and harmonious. The green wheat growing in the field has been jointing, rape has begun to blossom, and tea trees have gradually begun to sprout. At the same time, winter wheat in North China began to turn green, especially early rice sowing in South China.

Sting means hiding. Sting refers to the sudden movement of spring thunder, which awakens the hibernating animals in the soil.

When you are stung, you will resist with your fingers. The meridian of the sun is 345 degrees. This solar term means that after beginning of spring, the weather gets warmer, the spring thunder starts to shake, and all kinds of hibernating animals that are dormant in the soil will wake up and start to move, so it is called a fright. During this period, the eggs laid by overwintering insects will also begin to hatch. Some parts of China have entered the spring ploughing season. As the saying goes, "After being shocked, it is warm and harmonious, and the old toad sings folk songs." "I was startled by a plow, and the vernal equinox was full of air." "Before the thunder comes, the rain is like a dragon."