What do you mean by "July filariasis, T.A., clothes awarded in September"?

"July, August, September, give clothes" is an old folk proverb, which describes the characteristics and climate phenomenon of the traditional lunar March in China.

-"July filariasis" refers to the hot weather, strong sunshine, misty clouds and raging fires in July. At this time, the weather is hot and dry, suitable for harvesting crops.

-"t.a" means August. Although it has passed beginning of autumn, the summer heat has not completely dissipated, and the weather is still hot and long. "Weiyang" means not fading. This period of time is the end of summer, and the weather is still hot, so people need to continue to take heatstroke prevention and cooling measures.

-"Give clothes in September" refers to September. It's early autumn and it's getting cold. People need to start putting on clothes to keep warm. "Sending clothes" means sending clothes. This period of time marks the beginning of autumn, and the weather begins to get cold. People should gradually increase their clothes to cope with the change of temperature.

This proverb mainly describes the climate characteristics in late summer and early autumn in China, and also reflects the solar terms in the traditional lunar calendar in China and the changes in people's daily life.