The meaning of fear

Sting means that when the weather gets warmer, the spring thunder begins to sound, awakening the insects that are dormant and hibernating underground. "Sting" means hiding.

"Twenty-four solar terms" said: "February Festival, everything vibrates, and when it vibrates, it thunders, so it is called thunder. It's an escaped cockroach. "In the past, animals hid in the soil in winter without drinking or eating, which was called' stinging'; On the day of "Sting Festival", the spring thunder in the sky awakens the secluded animals, which is called "shock". So, when you are in shock, the stinger wakes up, the weather gets warmer, and there is spring thunder gradually.

Since ancient times, the working people in our country have attached great importance to the solar term of fright and regarded it as the day when spring ploughing began. There is a saying in the Tang poetry: "A light rain brings new flowers, and a thunder begins. Tian Jia was idle for a few days, and farming began. "

"The Book of Filial Piety": "On the fifteenth day after the rain, it was a shock to fight (Beidou) nails." From the beginning, he was Mao, Mao, Mao. Everything is shocked, shocked as thunder. Spring thunder heralds the beginning of the growing season.

The historical origin of fear:

Amazing, as the beginning of Uzuki; "Mao", Mao also, everything comes from the ground and represents vitality. Mao, the mid-spring moon, the hexagrams are in the earthquake position, and everything is shocked, which is the image of hair growth. It was built at one year and twelve months, and each month corresponds to a hexagram. Uzuki (including two solar terms, namely, fright and vernal equinox) corresponds to a ray divination.

The divination of Dazhuang hexagrams is that the sky begins to thunder, and the thunder rings in the sky, which is very vivid. Sting marks the beginning of mid-spring season. Spring thunder first moved, the sound stung, and everything revived and sprouted. Spine reflects the germination and growth of natural organisms affected by rhythm changes.