Reading guide: "Look at the sky early on the fourth day of June, you don't need to ask the gods for a year", today's fourth day of June, what is the saying?
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Today is July 9th in the solar calendar, have you read the calendar?
When you open the calendar and find July 9th, you will see the words "everything is not appropriate" in the "appropriate" item. I don't know if you know what this means?
Of course, as long as we continue to look down at the calendar, when the "Twelve Gods" are prominently written in the place where the calendar displays the "Twelve Gods", we suddenly understand why the fourth day of June is not a good day for everything today.
Because according to the saying of choosing the day left by the ancestors, that is, it is called the twelve Jianzhi, people divide the days into auspicious days and evil days. And there is a difference between the good and bad days. According to the "Jianmanping black, except for the danger and the yellow." It can be used when it is opened, and it is not appropriate to break it", "weekdays" is the day of the underworld, and it is inappropriate for everything to happen.
For such days, the ancestors have their own summary statements. And on the fourth day of the sixth month, it is the beginning of the month, the new sun opens, the moon slowly reveals its true face, and people can gradually see the moonlight at night.
This is the time when summer crops are thriving, but the situation is different in the north and south at this time. Farmers in the south are harvesting early corn and rice is about to be harvested. The peanuts are about to be harvested. And this time in the north is to top dressing and weeding corn seedlings. It's still early for the autumn harvest. It's just that it's better to have more rain at this time. After all, as the old saying goes, "June is full of yin".
Today, on the fourth day of June, there is an old saying that "the fourth day of June looks at the sky early, and you don't need to ask the gods for a year", what does this sentence mean?
"Look at the sky on the fourth day of June, and you don't need to ask the gods for a year"
This agricultural proverb says that on the fourth day of the sixth lunar month, there will be different years depending on the weather. It is only according to the weather that farmers can make an appointment for the annual forecast in advance. In this way, there is no need to ask the gods if the year is good.
This agricultural proverb also tells us that some weather forecasts at special times can predict the benefits for the growth of crops, so that there will be a good harvest at the time of harvest.
It's the fourth day of June today, how do you look at the weather? Let's take a look at what the agricultural proverb says:
"The fourth day of June is moving, and this autumn will definitely be a good harvest"
This agricultural proverb says that on the fourth day of the sixth lunar month, if there is rain, it is a good omen that this autumn will be a bumper harvest. Specifically, let's analyze:
"The fourth day of June moved"
This is the fourth day of the sixth lunar month. "Moving" refers to rainy weather, when the rain falls and the water on the ground flows.
"There will be a good harvest this fall"
This is the time when autumn is going to be a bumper harvest. Because of the rain on the fourth day of the new year, the rain is more frequent this month, which is a good omen for our harvest. Autumn harvest of rice, corn, sweet potatoes, etc. is a bumper harvest.