What does winter 29 mean?

Winter 29 refers to the second nine days after winter solstice.

There is a saying called 1929 that you can't do. At this time, the weather begins to get cold, and you will feel very cold when you reach out.

Walking on the ice in March 1949, we can also see from this sentence that the weather was cold in March 1999 and April 1999, because lakes, rivers and other places would freeze, and by May 1969, the weather began to pick up slowly, because willows would sprout.

The moral of the 29 th century

As the saying goes, "the south wind blows on February 29th, and it will be cold in the spring next year" and "the south wind blows on February 29th, and winter is not winter". "Tianyuan Zhan Jing" said: "In winter, the wind comes from parting, and it is six opposites, and people are scattered." It means that the south wind blows against the wind in winter. Without wind, there would be no "rain", which would cause seasonal chaos, crop failure and people's suffering.

In addition to the south wind, it is not good to blow the northwest wind for 29 days. Northwest wind is dry wind, and blowing northwest wind means less rain and snow and dry air. The so-called "three quilts covered with wheat, sleeping with steamed bread", winter snow can eliminate pests, provide nutrients for crops and keep warm for farmland.

If it is dry and cold without snow, and there is little water in the soil, it will not be conducive to the winter of crops, and when the crops turn green in the coming year, they will also cause poor harvest because of insufficient water. The ancient book also said that "the wind comes from dry, the country is worried, and the weather is cold." Dry wind refers to the northwest wind. That's why we said, "February and September are windy and everything is empty."