As the saying goes, "Snow rice falls after the vernal equinox, and feng shui will appear after a hundred and twenty days." Is this true?

This sentence is also a proverb that reflects the climate. It is the crystallization of the wisdom of ancient people. It is indeed unfamiliar to us in the information age and does not understand it well. But it should have been useful for that era.

With the continuous development and progress of modern society, our language has become more and more developed, our expression ability has become clearer, and our social etiquette has become more and more extensive. However, we all know that in In ancient times, everything was not as developed as we are now. In ancient times, there was a certain gap between what the ancients meant and what we meant. There were also many ancient people who preferred to base their opinions on some of their own personal experiences, or Some phenomena in current society can be summarized in one sentence. These words are what we call our modern words in modern times, which are common sayings and proverbs.

There are many proverbs that reflect the climate, such as: 1. It rains at the beginning of spring, and it rains more throughout the year. 2. Before the sound of thunder startled the insects, there was no sight of the sky for a month. 3. The spring and autumn equinoxes, day and night equinox. 4. If snow rice falls after the vernal equinox, feng shui will appear after a hundred and twenty days. 5. Spring thunders come early, and typhoons are common. 6. When all the peach blossom water is exhausted, there must be dry yellow plums. 7. The thunder sounds at the beginning of summer, and there is no water to wash the rake. 8. When the rain hits the head of the awn, the river fish sheds tears; when the rain hits the foot of the awn, the river pool is blown three times. 9. Huangmei is foggy, and the rain is halfway.

10. The southwest wind blows during the summer solstice and the long rain falls all over the pond. 11. There is thunder and three volts of heat in the summer solstice; there is no rain in the Double Ninth Festival and sunny in winter. 12. During the summer solstice, there is heavy rain (heavy or prolonged rain), yellow croaker becomes rice, and cotton becomes rotten. 13. The days are long, as long as the summer solstice; the days are short, as short as the winter solstice. 14. When Xiaoshu comes, there is a thunder, and yellow plum blossoms are made again; when Xiaoshu rises from the northwest, carps fly to the top. 15. The east wind blows in the Beginning of Summer, Xiaoman, Mangzhong, and Summer Solstice are full (meaning it rains more). 16. The weather is rainy and clear. 17. There is no rain on the awns.