What do you mean, the sun never shines in the summer, but the stones are exposed in the summer?

The old agricultural proverb "The sun doesn't shine in a small summer, but the stones are exposed in a big summer" means that if the sun doesn't shine in a small summer and the weather is cool, it will be extremely hot during the big summer, and the sun can crack the stones.

As one of the twenty-four solar terms, it also announces the coming of summer, and the temperature also rises to the highest peak in a year. Before and after it, many areas are in hot weather.

"There is no sun in the summer". The day before and after the summer solar terms is rainy or cloudy. When it enters almost every solar term, the weather will change, either rainy or cloudy, but the possibility of cloudy days is of course the greatest.

"The sun shines on the rocks in the summer", and after the solar term in the summer, beginning of autumn will be there. After beginning of autumn, the weather will get colder every day. However, if the summer solar term is chilly, then the summer solar term will be a high temperature phenomenon, which can be regarded as the last "weather carnival" in summer.

This proverb means that if it is rainy instead of sunny in the summer, the weather will be fine and the temperature will be very high in the summer.

The ancients used "drying stones" to describe that the sun on that day was vicious. That is to say, the summer heat is not hot, but the summer heat is very hot, which will make the big stones bloom. This is also an exaggerated metaphor used in our common saying.

This proverb also means that a mild summer is not hot, but a severe summer will be hot. Moreover, many old people think that the hotter the summer heat, the better. If the summer heat is not hot, it will be bad. What is the reason?

As the saying goes, "It's cold in March 9th, but it's hot in the dog days". Why is it so hot when it's obviously not in the dog days? According to the number nine songs in summer, the hottest is April 9th, which is also during the summer. It's very easy to understand that it's hot in the summer.

It's hot in the summer, and it's cold in the summer.

In fact, there is another saying.

This sentence means that the weather is hot in a light summer, and if it is hot in a light summer, the temperature will not be very high in a big summer. Of course, as for whether this old saying is accurate or not, we can't draw a conclusion until after the dog days.

The heat in summer is exactly the same as the cold in winter. The highest peak of a year must occur in the summer heat or the summer heat. If the summer heat is not hot, it is cool weather without rain, which means that the real heat will appear during the summer heat.

In a sense, summer and summer are inversely proportional, but now global warming is getting more and more serious, and summer is generally hot, so there is no saying that it is cool or not. Maybe this proverb is more suitable for the past.

In a word, there is a saying, "The sun never shines in the light of summer, but the stones break in the heat of summer; It is a typical phenomenon that "solar terms and weather complement each other." The moral of this old saying clearly conveys the importance of the summer heat.

It is quite accurate to use these two old agricultural proverbs to predict whether summer is hot or not. This is the experience handed down by our ancestors, so it is quite necessary to carry out agricultural production and arrange protective measures.

You can believe these proverbs, but you can't believe them all. After all, the times are constantly changing, and it's impossible to be so accurate. However, these proverbs are precious wealth handed down by our ancestors. It's no harm to learn more about them.