Which province does it mean that the sky is not sunny for three days and the ground is not three feet flat? It is a required question for the Guizhou Provincial Civil Service Examination.

The sky is not sunny for three days and the ground is not three feet flat. This is a folk proverb. It describes the rugged terrain and humid and rainy weather in Guizhou. Why is there such a saying? So what follows? Let’s find out with the editor.

Which province does the sky not clear for three days and the land not three feet flat refer to?

The sky does not clear for three days means that the weather in Guizhou is humid and rainy, so there are very few sunny days. "The land is not three feet flat" means that Guizhou is a hilly place, so the roads on the ground are uneven. However, in recent years, Guizhou people have created countless plains and highways. People don’t have three cents of silver: It means that people in Guizhou are poor. So far, Guizhou Province is still identified as an economically underdeveloped province. Although modern Guizhou people are much richer than before, there is still a large gap compared with developed areas. Therefore, the saying that no one has three cents of silver needs to be discounted. If I have to be specific, I can say Guiyang.

It will be sunny for three days and the scale will be three feet flat. This comes from Zhu Guozhen’s article "Yongtong Essay" of the Ming Dynasty. The word "Guizhou" describing the rain in central Guizhou refers to Guizhou. One of the paragraphs describes Guizhou. The rainy weather and rugged mountain roads, and Guizhou, as the poorest province in China, someone added at the end of this sentence that there is not a penny of money.

Guizhou is located in the southwest region of my country. In recent years, with the development of social economy, Guizhou's economy has also developed rapidly. Moreover, Guizhou is also the earliest province in my country with county-to-county expressways. Because of its beautiful environment and numerous tourist attractions, Guizhou is also a major tourist province.