The ancient poems and songs of the twenty-four solar terms [Jingzhe] are shared as follows:
The poem about the twenty-four solar terms·Jingzhe February Festival
(Tang Dynasty) Yuan Zhen
The Yang Qi is awakening at the beginning, and the time is shining all over the earth. Peach blossoms bloom, Shu brocade blooms, eagles age and spring doves grow old.
Time competes for pressure, and sprouts cultivate each other. Human beings are engaged in business, and fields are cultivated.
Jingzhe is the third of the ancient twenty-four solar terms, usually in the second month of the lunar calendar. February of the lunar calendar is the most beautiful time of spring, and it also corresponds to the beginning of March of the Gregorian calendar. At this time, the sun reaches 345 degrees of ecliptic longitude, and the monsoon brought from the Pacific Ocean mixed with moist raindrops once a year moves deep into the ancient continent of China, bringing The spring rain comes and the spring thunder sounds.
As the spring thunder rolls across the sky and fields, and the spring rain fertilizes the land, the seeds, roots, and even new buds of trees sleeping in the soil all come out to see the world overnight. It’s like this. It was lively and crowded, and the snakes, earthworms, and insects sleeping in the soil were also disturbed by the excitement and crawled out one after another. Jingzhe wakes up these dormant creatures. They also bring extraordinary vitality to spring.
Among the twenty-four solar terms, the only solar term with a verb prefix is ??"Jingzhe", and "Jingzhe" is a power that awakens the entire world.
Although "Jingzhe" was called "Qizhe" before the more ancient Han Dynasty, it was changed to "Jingzhe" because the name "Qi" of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty was taboo, but Jingzhe is more energetic and has the refreshing beauty of spring than Qizhe, so later generations often like it With Jingzhe, what you want is the surprise of spring!