What do rural people often say about Da Chun and Koharu?

Da Chun refers to the time when rice is planted, that is, from May to September, which is called Da Chun. The crops sown in the first year and harvested in the early summer of the second year are called Koharu. Koharu is the period of planting rape and wheat, that is, from June 6th to April the following year.

Da Chun crops refer to crops planted in spring and summer. Rice is the main crop in Da Chun.

The crops in Xiao Chun are mainly wheat and soybeans, and of course flax (used for clothing). Besides, rape, peas, soybeans and wheat are all crops in Xiao Chun.

The difference between Koharu and Da Chun lies in planting rice, which is an important event to meet the food needs of most people. Koharu is just an auxiliary planting.

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Proverbs about Da Chun and Koharu

Rain and rain are good crops, and Koharu, Da Chun is a treasure. "Twenty-four solar terms" is a knowledge system and practice formed by ancient people in China by observing the annual movement of the sun and understanding the changing laws of seasons and climate, and it is still an important basis for farmers in China to arrange their production and life.

It will rain in the rainy season, which is good for crops. The so-called "Da Chun Koharu" refers to the crops sown, planted and harvested in different seasons. People are used to calling the crops sown in spring and harvested in autumn "Da Chun" crops, while the crops harvested in the second spring of autumn sowing are called "Koharu" crops. In southern China, these two crops are also called autumn crops and summer crops respectively.

Rainwater solar terms have rain, which is beneficial to both summer crops and autumn crops.

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