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After years of nursery rhymes, 1929 I quit. What does it say on the back?

/kloc-no shooting in 0/929, on the ice in 3949.

In 5969, I saw the willows by the river, in 79, I opened the river, and in 89, the geese came.

99 plus 19, plowing cattle everywhere.

Explanation:

1929 When the weather turns cold, your hands will be frostbitten outside, so you should wear cotton-padded clothes.

At 39: 49, the river froze and people might walk on it.

In May, 1969, the weather turned warmer and the willows along the river turned green.

At seven or nine o'clock, the river melts, at eight or nine o'clock, the geese return to the north, and at nine o'clock, they plow cattle and start planting crops.

After the extended data begins to count nine, the winter solstice, commonly known as "cross nine", means entering the coldest season of the year. The so-called "number nine" means that from the date of the "winter solstice", nine days is a unit, which is called "nine". After nine "nines", it is exactly 8 1 day, which is called "nine". From "September 19th" to "September 9th", the cold winter turned into a warm spring.

Astronomical experts said that the widely circulated "99-99 Xiehan Song", commonly known as "99-99 Song", vividly recorded the climate and phenological changes between the winter solstice and the vernal equinox, and also expressed some laws of agricultural activities.

In order to welcome the arrival of the winter solstice, most parts of northern China eat jiaozi on the winter solstice, because jiaozi means "driving away the cold". Up to now, there is a folk song "jiaozi Bowl is not served well in winter solstice, and nobody cares about frozen ears".

People's Daily Online-There are as many years as there are winter solstice.