Today is July 10th, the first day of the sixth lunar month, and the day of the stems and branches is Jiwei. Today is very special because it is the traditional festival "Half-year Festival", and there are also places called "Little New Year Festival", which means that half of the lunar calendar time has passed, and this time is about to end. From the perspective of seasons, there are also Little Heat and Great Heat.
Today is the first day of June. The expectation of the "Half-Year Festival" is to have a good harvest during the autumn harvest. Then the harvest is that crops can be nourished by good weather, because in the sixth month of the lunar calendar, it is the hottest period, the time of the Little Heat and the Great Heat, and it is also the time of the first and middle tides of the Docks and the middle tides. As the saying goes, "There is Docks and in summer, and the heat is in the middle tide". Therefore, the whole lunar calendar will be in the hot and hot season. No wonder the old saying goes: half-year festival should rain rather than sunny.
We say that rain should not be sunny during the half-year holiday. In fact, it means that rain should not be sunny on the first day of the sixth lunar month. Farmers are very aware of this because rainy days bring rain to crops and the high temperature and drought caused by sunny days, so if farmers want to have a bumper harvest in autumn, they hope to rain on the first day of the sixth lunar month.
Why do you say that it is better to rain than to sunny on the first day of June? Today we will explain it in the form of a saying of the agricultural proverb:
" One thunder on the June 1st month, one thunder presses nine towers "
This saying tells us that if there is thunder on the first day of the June 1st month, then the omen is "one thunder presses nine towers". The "Jiutai" mentioned here refers to nine typhoons . We were not until June of the lunar calendar, and the typhoon brought abundant rainfall, but it brought more crop losses to farmers. For example, the typhoon blows down the rice fields, blows down the corn stalk, and even breaks the corn stalk. So what do you think can you harvest in the autumn harvest? Therefore, typhoons are not good for crop growth. If there is thunderstorm on the first day of June, there will be fewer typhoons in the later period.
" Rain hits the half-year festival, autumn grain is full of warehouses"
This saying is that on the first day of the sixth lunar month, it is raining on the "half-year festival", which means that this is a bumper year, and the autumn grain will be a bumper year, and then the grain will be full of warehouses.
"Half-year Festival" refers to the first day of the sixth lunar month. "Rain" refers to a rainy day, which means it rains on the first day of the sixth lunar month, and rain indicates a good harvest. After the rain, corn, peanuts, sweet potatoes, and rice can be replenished with a lot of rainwater, which can alleviate drought and alleviate the water shortage problem of high-temperature and drought weather. As long as the crops pass the sixth month of the lunar calendar, the autumn harvest will be sure to have food, and then the grain will be filled with the warehouse.
" The first day of June, the sun is clear, the fields are crumbly sliced"
This saying says that if the day of the first day of the sixth lunar month is a very sunny day, then the sign is a dry and rainy year. Then the paddy fields are dry and cracked in the later period. How dry and cracked, just like the slices of pots in our iron pot, each piece, and the paddy fields are dry and broken.
Through the above descriptions of common sayings, it is verified that the day of the sixth lunar month is suitable for rain rather than sunny.
Today is the first day of the sixth lunar month. Is it raining there? Welcome to exchange.
