2013 Grain in Ear
Grain in Ear, or Mangzhong in Chinese, is the ninth solar term. The arrival of Grain in Ear signifies the ripening of awny crops such as wheat. And it is also a busy period for farmers. In the Gregorian calendar, it usually begins around June 5 (June 6 East Asia time) and ends around June 21.
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- Farmer Song about Grain in Ear In ancient China, Chinese will make some interesting Farmer Songs in Grain in Ear. 2013-05-29
- Grain in Ear End Plum rains Begin Generally speaking, in late Grain in Ear period, continuous cloudy and rainy weather often occurs in the Yangtze River basins. This is the so-called “plum rains” season. 2013-05-29
- Chinese Sayings about Grain in Ear芒种农谚 In ancient China, farmar summerize a lot of useful Chinese farmer sayings about Grain in Ear. 2013-05-29
- How to calculate of Grain in Ear dates Grain in Ear begins when the Sun reaches the celestial longitude of 75° and ends when it reaches the longitude of 90°. 2013-05-29
- Grain in Ear(芒种mánɡ zhǒnɡ) in 24 Chinese Solar System Grain in Ear is the ninth in the 24 Solar Terms and falls around the June 5th each year, when the sun reaches 75°celestial longitude. This is a term reflecting agricultural phenological phenomen 2013-05-29
- What is the Grain in Ear(MangZhong)?什么是芒种？ “Grain in Ear” means the grains are mature. It happens around June 5 every year whenthe sun reaches the celestial longitude of 75 degrees. 2013-05-29
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