As the saying goes, "I am most afraid of the Dragon Boat Festival, not afraid of ghosts in July and a half." Why is the Dragon Boat Festival water more terrible than ghosts?

As the saying goes, people are most afraid of the Dragon Boat Festival, and they are not afraid of ghosts in July and a half. This is because the Dragon Boat Festival water has symbolic significance. Because if it rains during the Dragon Boat Festival, it means that the rainy season will come earlier this year. Because once the Dragon Boat Festival rains, it is followed by continuous heavy rain, and under such continuous heavy rain, the water in the river will definitely rise, which will also lead to some safety accidents and affect all the arrangements made for the dragon boat race.

What's more, during the Dragon Boat Festival, farmers need to harvest wheat. Once it rains, it will affect farmers' summer wheat harvest and lead to farmers' economic losses, so everyone used to be most afraid of Dragon Boat Festival water. And the sentence "I'm not afraid of ghosts in July and a half" actually doesn't mean much.

Because July 30th is a traditional festival in China, the Mid-Autumn Festival is used to pay homage to ghosts and gods. Legend has it that in mid-July, the gate of the underworld will open, so many ghosts will come out to look for their families, including some ghosts. The reason why I used this spectre to set off the Dragon Boat Festival water that I was most afraid of before was to set off the farmers' dislike of the Dragon Boat Festival water. After all, farmers are more concerned about the actual weather than illusory ghosts and gods. After all, in the past, farmers relied on weather and food to support their families. Once the grain cannot be harvested in time, it will affect the livelihood of the whole year. It can also be seen that the life of ancient farmers was not easy.

Fortunately, due to the development of technology and the support of the government, farmers' lives have been greatly improved.