Tell me the specific name and time of 24 solar terms. ...

beginning of spring: around February 4th every year in Gregorian calendar, China is used to regard it as the solar term that begins in spring.

Rain: around February 19th every year in Gregorian calendar, when rural areas begin to prepare for farming.

Scare: around March 6th every year in Gregorian calendar, it is a surprise. "After the surprise festival, spring ploughing will not stop". The north enters a surprise. The busy spring ploughing begins.

vernal equinox: It is the vernal equinox when the sun reaches on the yellow diameter around March 21st of the Gregorian calendar every year. At this time, the sun shines directly on the equator, and the sun shines evenly in the northern and southern hemispheres, so the day and night are almost equal.

Qingming: it is Qingming around April 5th of the Gregorian calendar every year. At this time, the temperature in the Yellow River basin and most areas in China begins to rise, the rainfall increases, the spring blooms and the sky is clear. It is a good time for spring outing. Grave-sweeping activities are popular.

Grain Rain: Around April 2th of the Gregorian calendar every year, "Rain gives birth to hundreds of valleys" tells the origin of solar terms in Grain Rain. Grain Rain is the season for sowing and emergence of spring crops in the north.

long summer: China is used to taking long summer as the beginning of summer, and it is generally full around May 6th of the Gregorian calendar.

It is full around May 21st of the Gregorian calendar every year. Xiaoman means that the seeds of summer crops will be full and mature. After Xiaoman, the wheat in northern China will be ripe, while the winter wheat in Huanghuai Valley will be harvested.

Ear seed: Ear seed means the mature season of crops with awns such as wheat, usually around June 6 of the Gregorian calendar every year.

Summer solstice: the summer solstice is around June 21 every year. The summer solstice means that the hot summer has arrived. At the same time, it is also the longest day in a year.

Slight summer heat: around July 7th of the Gregorian calendar every year. Generally, after the slight summer heat, it will count volts (the first, middle and last volts. It starts from the third Geng after the summer solstice), so it marks the hottest season of the year.

Great summer heat: around July 23rd of the Gregorian calendar. As the name suggests, The summer heat is the hottest time of the year.

beginning of autumn: around August 8th of the Gregorian calendar every year. It is customary for China to take this day as the beginning of autumn.

Summer heat: around August 23rd of the Gregorian calendar every year. Summer heat is a solar term that reflects the change of temperature from hot to cold.

White dew: around September 8th of each year, the temperature drops and dew appears.

Divide the day and night equally. "At this time, the sun shines directly on the equator, and the day and night are almost equal.

Cold dew: Around October 8 of the Gregorian calendar every year, when the cold dew arrives, North China begins to enter late autumn, and Yuan Ye is golden, which is a good season for autumn outing; In the northeast, it is early winter, but the Yangtze River basin and its south area are still lush.

first frost: October 23rd or 24th of the Gregorian calendar every year. first frost indicates that the climate is getting colder, and frost has fallen or started to appear in the north.

beginning of winter: beginning of winter is around November 7th of the Gregorian calendar every year. beginning of winter is the solar term that indicates the beginning of winter. At this time, The middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River are about to freeze.

Light snow: around November 22nd of the Gregorian calendar every year. It indicates that it has reached the snow season. At this time, the climate in Northeast China, Inner Mongolia and northern North China is cold.

Heavy snow: around December 7th of the Gregorian calendar every year, it snows heavily. Winter wheat in the Yellow River valley has entered a dormant period.

Winter Solstice: it is around December 22nd every year. Winter Solstice is the beginning of winter in the northern hemisphere. The day is the shortest and the night is the longest. After the winter solstice, it is "counting nine".

Slight cold: it is around January 6th every year on the Gregorian calendar. At this time, it is around March 9th. Most parts of China have entered a period of severe cold.

Great cold: around January 2th of the Gregorian calendar every year. Great cold is the coldest period in most parts of China.

The solar terms are closely related to the Gregorian calendar. There is a popular song "solar term song" in China:

"Spring rains startle spring and clear valley days, summer is full and summer is summer.

Autumn is full of cold and autumn is connected with summer.