Hail at two o'clock, make a solar term.

At two o'clock, the hail is wrapped, and a solar term is rain.

Solution: "After snow" means that the back part of the word "snow" falls, leaving "rain". "Two points" means two points of water. "Two-point freezing" refers to the combination of "water" and "ice" and the deduction of "water".

Similar riddles include: May Di Qing be Lord forever. (Li Zhuge-solar terms: beginning of spring); There is a party on June 1 day, and three people go to find it. (Name the 24 solar terms-beginning of spring); When three people meet, their voices are different. (Name the 24 solar terms-beginning of spring); The ice and snow melted by half. (Play the name of the twenty-four solar terms-rain).

Visit the West Lake after the snow. Name the 24 solar terms-rain; It freezes at two after snow. Name the 24 solar terms-rain; Swallow in one gulp. (called the name of the twenty-four solar terms-shock); Hold a candle and put out the fear in your heart. It's called the name of the twenty-four solar terms-fright.

Introduction to riddle:

Riddles mainly refer to the innuendo of things or words for people to guess, and can also be extended to things with mysteries. The riddle originated from the ancient folk in China, and it has evolved for thousands of years. It is a cultural product created by the collective wisdom of the ancient working people in China. On June 7th, 2008, Riddle was approved by the State Council to be included in the second batch of national intangible cultural heritage list.

Except for a few crossword puzzles, most folk riddles are based on the appearance characteristics of things. The riddle captures the thing to be guessed and describes its outstanding features in appearance, shape, nature, color, sound, origin and use. Use figurative methods such as personification, metaphor, exaggeration and suggestion.