Jingzhe is the third solar term among the twenty-four solar terms. It usually falls between March 5 and 6 in the Gregorian calendar. This solar term marks the beginning of mid-spring, when the weather gradually warms up, spring thunder and spring rain appear, everything begins to recover, and creatures in nature begin to sprout and grow.
The origin of Jingzhe can be traced back to ancient farming culture, where people arranged agricultural activities by observing changes in nature. During this solar term, farmers will arrange spring plowing, sowing and other agricultural activities according to the changes in the solar term, in order to obtain a good harvest.
Jingzhe is also a solar term full of vitality and vitality. As the temperature gradually rises, the breath of spring becomes stronger and stronger, and nature becomes more and more beautiful. During this solar term, people can enjoy the blooming of various flowers such as peach blossoms, apricot blossoms, and cherry blossoms, and feel the beauty and warmth of spring.
In addition, Jingzhe is also a solar term with cultural connotations. In traditional Chinese culture, the Waking of Insects is an important solar term. People will arrange their living habits and adjust their eating habits according to the changes in solar terms. At the same time, Jingzhe is also a solar term full of legends. There are many folk stories and legends related to Jingzhe. These stories and legends not only enrich people's cultural life, but also inherit the cultural traditions of the Chinese nation.
In short, Jingzhe is a solar term full of vitality and vitality. It marks the arrival of spring and brings warmth and hope to people. At the same time, Jingzhe is also a solar term with cultural connotations. It inherits the cultural traditions of the Chinese nation and enriches people's cultural life.
