In spring, warm swallows are paired with grass and flowers in the north and planted in farmers' fields. What is the lively scene like?

After entering the spring, due to the increase of temperature and humidity, most seeds began to germinate, broke through the seed coat, drilled out of the soil, developed into stems and leaves, and gradually developed into complete seedlings with the passage of time. The germination of willows and green leaves is a sign of entering spring.

In spring, the temperature rises and the days get longer. Swallows, magpies and other migratory birds have returned to the north one after another, and returned to their breeding grounds from winter. Narcissus, primrose, magnolia, iris, calla lily, begonia, corn poppy, morning glory, peach blossom and so on have been opened one after another.

After beginning of spring, spring ploughing is about to begin. In some areas of China, the custom of spring ploughing has been handed down. In northern Guangxi, during the spring ploughing season, urban activities are even more enthusiastic and grand than those in rural areas.

In Yaoshan, the heads of households have to dig several hoes in the fields with hoes on their backs, or dig several hoes in rice fields and vegetable gardens, which means that in addition to digging in spring, they have to go up the mountain to cut some bamboo and insert it in the fields, which means inserting it in the fields and burying a few seeds in the fields, which means a bumper harvest.

Hun yuan, Shuoxian and Yin Shan counties in Shanxi Province and parts of Hebei and Inner Mongolia. There is a popular custom of beating drums to welcome the spring.

Before spring ploughing, people held sheepskin round fan-shaped tambourines and sang while knocking, praying for disaster relief and a bumper harvest after autumn.