It's really cold when winter comes.

It's really cold when winter comes. I'm shivering with cold.

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Winter is also called winter. The coldest season of the year in the northern hemisphere, the others are spring, summer and autumn. Astronomically speaking, it was from February to February, 65438. China used to refer to the three months from beginning of winter to beginning of spring, and also referred to "October, November and December" in the lunar calendar? .

Winter is the fourth season of the year in some areas. Because the weather turns cold (except in equatorial areas), it means silence and desolation in many areas. When the cold current strikes, living things will reduce their life activities, many plants will shed leaves, animals will hibernate, and some are called hibernation. Migratory birds will fly to warmer places.

Winter nickname

Three winters The ancients took October of the lunar calendar as winter, November as midwinter, and December as Ji Dong, which collectively referred to three months as "three winters", generally referring to winter. For example, the Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu wrote "Send Five Poems (Part II)": "The dragon will lie in the winter for three days, and the old crane will be in the heart of Wan Li."

Nine winters: Winter lasts for three months and ninety days, so winter is also called "Nine winters". For example, Shen Yue in the Southern Dynasties wrote "Night Crane": "Nine winters bear frost and snow, and six purlins fly away.

Severe winter: "strictness" means "depth", so "severe winter" has become another extremely cold winter. For example, Guan Xiu, a monk in the Tang Dynasty, wrote: "In the severe winter, the river dried up, so fuck Yao and crack down.

Clear winter: Everything is depressed in winter, and it is cold between heaven and earth, so winter is also called "clear winter". For example, the Tang Dynasty poet Huang Furan's "Winter Night Collection with Cold Leaks": "Luoyang is a guest in the clear winter, and the cold leaks build a platform.

Dong Xuan: "Dong Xuan" is black. In ancient times, four directions were four seasons, and winter in the north was black, so winter was also called "Dong Xuan". For example, in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, I read "Poems of Cold Scholars": "There is no end in summer, and there is no warm brown in summer.

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Winter-Baidu Encyclopedia