"In the first seven years of the 19th century, it was difficult to meet the Year of the Rat in double spring". Why is there such a statement?

This is a folk saying. Widowed years refer to years without beginning of spring. In the China lunar calendar, solar terms such as beginning of spring and Solstice are very important. So there are so many proverbs or proverbs about solar terms. This game is related to the year of widowhood, the year of rat and the year of double spring. The double spring year corresponds to the widowed year. Double spring year refers to a year with two springs. There will be seven widowed years in the nineteenth year, and it is difficult to meet two spring years in the year of rat. This sentence is said from the lunar cycle. ?

This sentence may be more important in some feudal villages. Because the countryside also inherited some customs of celebrating solar terms in ancient China. Therefore, there will be different ways to celebrate the year of widowhood or double spring. Some areas think that the year of double spring is lucky enough, and getting married in this year will be happier. Some places think that the year of double spring is not good, and it is best not to get married in this year. Because of the different folk customs, this sentence can also contain different understandings.

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Of course, many of us have passed beginning of spring now. Now the festive atmosphere is stronger, and only the Spring Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival are possible. These festivals with the significance of reunion and joy are not only established as legal holidays, but also the most commonly celebrated festivals. Those solar terms originally related to farm work are often ignored by people. But these solar terms are actually festivals decided by ancient people in China according to the laws of climate change, which are actually scientific. ?

Just like this sentence, it must contain the calendar rules summarized by China people. Looking at it alone, it seems meaningless, but it is also the information about time and calendar of ancient China people. There will be a season definitely related to celebrations or some necessary activities. This sentence is related to beginning of spring in the solar terms, so this proverb is derived. We should treat these idioms handed down from ancient China with an open mind.