About Xiaoshu Ancient Poetry Collection

Ancient poems about Xiaoshu:

The summer strings of Xiaoshu respond to the warm wind, and the green moss in the courtyard hides the crickets. The remaining summer heat in the small pond has receded, and the tall trees have returned early to cool down. In the Tang Dynasty, it is best to use light bamboo leaves for irritating summer heat, and small Bupleurum for typhoid fever. Summer chants. The courtyard is deep, the paths are quiet, and the wisteria flowers are blooming with a faint fragrance. I don't know the cicadas are chirping in the summer, but Qing Ning is the only one who pays attention. autumn rain. The summer heat has subsided, the cicadas have subsided, and the autumn rain has disappeared, and the raindrops are falling to the sky. The ticking is even more silent, and the thoughts are always broken and connected.

Small Heat is the eleventh solar term of the twenty-four solar terms. It is the end of the noon month and the beginning of the last month in the stem and branch calendar. Dou Zhi Xin, the sun reaches 105 degrees of ecliptic longitude, and the festival is held on July 6-8 of the Gregorian calendar every year.

Shu means hot. Xiaoshu means mild heat, which is not very hot. Although Minor Heat is not the hottest time of the year, it is immediately followed by Great Heat, which is the hottest season of the year. There is a folk saying that "Minor Heat and Great Heat are steaming at the top and boiling at the bottom." Many places in China have entered the season with the most thunderstorms since Xiaoshu.