Rain in Changsha

In late April, it has been raining in Changsha for a week.

The rain is rustling, hazy, or big ... all these different forms of rain can be seen in Changsha. It rained for a week, every day, and the whole world was wet. The air is sticky, and the ground is covered with a thick layer of water vapor because of "returning to the south sky". Dry clothes are put in this air for a while, and then they are wet, cold, wet and sticky after a nap, which is very uncomfortable. In a word, it is "wet"!

I have lived in Hunan since I was a child, and I was in high school geography. My teacher taught me about the rainy weather in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River. Everyone feels very vivid, because the rainy season in Hunan is really wet and "moldy"! The word "plum" means "mildew" here. The so-called "rainy weather" is nice, but mildew is not so beautiful in our Hunan people's hearts, and we hate it. Meiyu weather usually occurs in spring and summer, April to June or even July, and the rain can last for one month. Northern friends who went to Changsha to go to college couldn't stand it anymore, complaining that their clothes were not dry. According to them, the clothes in the north are completely dry, so I really want to feel the dryness in the north.

It's disgusting that it keeps raining, but it's also good. Du Fu likes rain, saying that it "sneaks into the night with the wind and moistens things silently". Yes, it's raining, and plants should be very happy. They try very hard to absorb water. They grow vigorously in spring, and their leaves are green and black. Maybe some crops depend on rain for a long time. It is sunny on weekdays, and sprinklers often pass by-spraying the road to cool down and dust. When it rains, the air is fresh, and Yuelu Mountain not far away is washed clearly and fresh. Sprinkler workers can take the opportunity to have a rest, which I think is also very good.

Mr. Wang Zengqi wrote Rain in Kunming. He wrote a lot about bacteria. This is in line with the warm, rainy and humid climate in Kunming all year round, and there are many kinds of wild mushrooms. There are few kinds of fungi in Hunan, and I have never heard of anyone selling boletus, chicken fir and mushrooms. I've only eaten fir, which is very light, but it can be said to be fresh. It is very suitable to stew smoked bacon in the south. Abies also grow in rainy days. In addition, Hunan seems to have no other such freshness.

I came to Wan Li to study from home. It should be a little homesick when it rains. "When you ask about your return, late rain will rise in the autumn pool." This is a routine commonly used by the ancients to write poems and articles, but we don't have it now-the transportation is very convenient and the communication tools are also very convenient. Rain is no longer associated with missing, and rain slowly loses its cultural symbolic significance.

It's raining outside, lying in bed leisurely, listening to the sound of rain, not worrying about anything, beautiful.