One of the twenty-four solar terms in China - Grain Rain

Grain Rain, also known as Guyu (in Chinese), is the 6th solar term of the traditional Chinese calendar. It usually falls on April 20 or 21 and marks the final phase of spring in China. During this period, the weather becomes warmer and more humid, and the precipitation increases.

The name Grain Rain comes from the fact that it is the time when spring rain is abundant, and the crops are ready to be sown. Farmers need to make use of the rain to water their fields and prepare them for the planting season. In addition to the rain, the temperature rises, and the trees and flowers start to bloom, making it a beautiful time of the year.

In Chinese culture, Grain Rain is also associated with health and well-being. People believe that during this period, the body's yang energy is weak, and therefore, it is important to eat nourishing food and avoid overexertion to prevent illness.

Overall, Grain Rain is a significant time of year in the Chinese agricultural calendar, marking the transition from spring to summer and the start of a new agricultural cycle.

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