What do the words "continuous rain", "early rain" and "lingering rain" mean?

Word definition: pass, head: off ~. Tou ~。 ~ bottom. ~ bones. ~ enlightenment. Ring ~

"From solar terms to summer, the weather is changeable and the rain is continuous." This is a proverb in northern China, which means that the solar term will be the hottest dog days of the year. The weather is changeable during this period, and continuous rain is more common. This is a summary and accumulation of the relationship between seasons and weather in people's life and production for thousands of years.

At the beginning of the shower:

Shower refers to a shower, a rainstorm, which just started, stopped intermittently, or even the rainstorm just stopped.

From Liu Yong's "Yulinling", there are three sentences, "Cold cicadas wail, pavilions are late, showers begin to rest", which respectively point out the autumn season and climate atmosphere, place and time, and the beginning of autumn rain. The first break of the shower means that the autumn rain has just passed, which means that the dark clouds have not dispersed and the sky is dark. The scenery of the column is mixed with other artistic conception, which constitutes a desolate artistic conception.

The rain lingers;

Spring rain is lively, summer rain is lingering, autumn rain is deep, and winter rain is flowing all over the sky in the north, reporting the news of spring in succession.

Yi Wei has a long summer's theory of "seeing with electricity" "Electricity See" doesn't have to wait for a long summer. After the long summer, it is the critical period of water demand for large-scale cultivation of mid-season rice in the basin. The early and late arrival of rainstorm and the amount of rainfall are closely related to agricultural production.

Therefore, how thorough the summer rain is, it is the memory of yesterday that moistens the coat of thought, the rain is the ambiguity of today, and the occasional rain sets each other off as interest, which is the courage of tomorrow, and the pain will subside.

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