It's very hot in dog days. Guess what?

It's cloudy in June, guess a number-answer: 5.

May, July and June?

Pinyin: w incarnation

Explanation: It refers to the hottest time in May and June of the lunar calendar.

Source: Wu Ming, Cheng En, The Journey to the West, the twelfth time, the seventh time: "In May, July and June, no one called, and my parents were old. I sent them myself."

If I marry another family in Nanjing, I will die in May and June. (Feng Ming magnum "cautionary tale" volume 124)

Pinyin code: whly

Antonym:? severe winter

Usage: as subject and attribute; Refers to the hottest weather.

English: Hot weather in early summer.