What do you mean shocked?

(1). One of the 24 solar terms. March 5, 6 or 7 of the Gregorian calendar. At this time, the temperature rises, the earth thaws, spring thunder begins to sound, and dormant animals begin to move, hence the name. Yi Zhou Shu Zhou Yue: "The vernal equinox is March, neutral, startled, vernal equinox, clear." Tang Wei Wu Ying's poem "Tian Jia": "A light rain brings new flowers, and a thunder rises." Su Songzhe wrote in his poem Ren Dongyuan in a secluded place: "The new year is just a glimpse, and the vegetation is still unknown." Jiefang Daily 1980.3.7: "The agricultural proverb says,' Stick the wheat straight' and' Stick the worm and the snake will eat it'. When the solar term comes, the earth warms up, three wheat jointing, peaches bloom, weeds turn green, all bugs wake up to eat, thunder, and frogs begin to bark. "

(2) refers to insects awakened by spring thunder after hibernation. "Selected Works of Zuo Si": "If spring rings, you will fly in surprise; Hidden dragons float in the scenery and deep springs are high. " Quote "Lu's Spring and Autumn Annals": "In spring, thunder makes insects move."