1. beginning of spring: February 3rd or 4th in Gregorian calendar represents the beginning of spring, when everything begins to sprout and spring warms bloom.
2. Rain: February 18 or 19 in Gregorian calendar represents an increase in rain, which is an important solar term in spring and has an important impact on agricultural production.
3. Stunned: March 5th or 6th of Gregorian calendar means that the weather is getting warmer, the spring thunder starts to sound and everything starts to wake up.
4. Vernal equinox: March 20th or 2 1 day in Gregorian calendar, which represents the central point of spring, is divided equally between day and night, and everything grows vigorously.
5. Qingming: April 4th or 5th of Gregorian calendar is a traditional festival, and it is also a day to sweep graves and worship ancestors, which means that spring has arrived.
6. Grain Rain: April 19 or 20 in Gregorian calendar, which means that spring is coming to an end and summer is coming, is a crucial moment for farmers to plough in spring.
7. long summer: On May 5th or 6th of the Gregorian calendar, it represents the beginning of summer. The temperature starts to rise and everything starts to grow.
8. Xiaoman: May 20th or 2 1 day in Gregorian calendar, which represents the critical period when the weather starts to get hot and crops enter growth.
9. Ear seed: June 5th or 6th of Gregorian calendar, which represents the beginning of maturity of wheat, is an important period of agricultural production.
10. Summer Solstice: June 2 1 day or 22nd in Gregorian calendar, which represents the central point of summer and is the longest day in a year.
1 1. Slight summer heat: July 6 or 7 in Gregorian calendar, which means that the weather is getting hot and the summer heat is getting worse.
12. Great Summer: July 22nd or 23rd in Gregorian calendar, which represents the hottest period in summer and the hottest period in a year.
13. beginning of autumn: August 7th or 8th of the Gregorian calendar represents the beginning of autumn, when the weather starts to cool and the autumn wind is cool.
14. Summer: August 23rd or 24th in Gregorian calendar, which means that the summer heat begins to fade and the weather begins to cool.
15. Bailu: September 7th or 8th in Gregorian calendar, which represents the first solar term in autumn, the weather has started to turn cold and dew has begun to appear.
16. Autumnal Equinox: September 22nd or 23rd of Gregorian calendar, which represents the central point of autumn, divides the day and night equally, and everything begins to mature.
17. Cold dew: Gregorian calendar1October 8 or 9, which means that the temperature has begun to drop and the dew is more abundant.
18. first frost: Gregorian calendar1October 23rd or 24th, which means that the temperature drops further and frost begins to appear, is an important period for agricultural production.
19. beginning of winter: Gregorian calendar 1 1 July 7th or 8th, representing the beginning of winter, the temperature began to plummet and the seasons changed obviously.
20. Light snow: Gregorian calendar 1 1 22nd or 23rd of the month, which represents the beginning of snowfall and everything goes into hibernation.
2 1. Heavy snow: Gregorian calendar1February 7 or 8, which means more frequent snowfall and colder weather.
22. Winter Solstice: Gregorian calendar1February 2 1 day or 22, which represents the central point of winter and is the shortest day in a year.
23. Slight cold: The 5th or 6th day of Gregorian calendar 1 month, which means that the cold winter will continue, is one of the coldest periods in a year.
24. Great Cold: Gregorian calendar 1 20th or 2 1 day, which represents the last solar term in winter, is extremely cold and is one of the coldest periods in winter.
It should be noted that the specific time of the 24 solar terms is influenced by many factors such as climate and geographical location, so the time in different regions may be slightly different.