Interpretation of Chinese version of the number nine songs

The Chinese version of Jiujiu Song is: 1929, don't shoot; 3949, walk on the ice; 59, 69, watch the willows along the river; 79, the river is frozen; 89, swallows come; 99, plus 19, and plow cattle everywhere. "

is interpreted as: Don't do it in 1929: It's already cold in 1929 after the winter solstice, so if you feel cold outside, you can't help putting your hands in your pocket. Hand frostbite usually occurs in 1929. When you go out, you must pay attention to wearing gloves and take protective measures. As long as frostbite does not occur in 1929, it rarely happens.

Walking on the ice in 3949: It's the coldest season of the year when you enter 3949, and the river has already frozen thick, so adults and children can walk on the river. In addition, due to the great climate difference in China, there are slightly different opinions in different places in 3949. For example, Jilin froze dogs in 3949, and Jiangsu toured the streets for the old man who collected dung in 3949.

May 9th and June 9th, watching willows along the river: The coldest time in May 9th passed, the weather began to get warmer gradually, and willow branches began to sprout green buds, which looked greener from a distance. Spring in full of green can not only bring warmth to people, but also bring infinite hope. According to the time, the last day of May 9th is the "beginning of spring" in the 24 solar terms, which means that winter ends and spring comes.

In July and September, when the river freezes, the swallows come: In July and September, the ice and snow begin to melt, the frozen river surface will slowly thaw, and the gurgling sound of running water will be heard. In August and September, the swallows will fly back from the south to nest and start a new round of busy and endless cycle.

In 1999, cattle were plowed everywhere: by 1999, the weather was warmer than before, and the second day of 1999 was the "sting" in the 24 solar terms. The stinging insects woke up, and the weather became warmer. Spring thunder gradually came, and most areas of China entered the spring ploughing season. Although spring ploughing would be more arduous, the new season represented new hope and a new beginning.