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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>[[file: Mangzhong.JPEG|thumb|200px|left|Mangzhong]]<br /> '''Mangzhong''' (芒种) reflects a phenological phenomenon. Mang means the crops with awning, such as wheat and barley, and Zhong refers to the seeds. <br /> <br /> == Weather: ==<br /> <br /> Mangzhong is a signal for the coming of heavy rain. The areas in the middle-lower reaches of the [[Yangtze River]] enter the drizzling rainy season at this time, with less sunshine and sometimes low temperatures. Generally, it's already hot and humid in [[China]]. <br /> <br /> == Farming: ==<br /> <br /> Mangzhong is the time of harvesting crops with awn and planting summer crops. Mangzhong is the busiest time for harvesting and planting, so it is also called &quot;Busy Planting&quot; because the words sound similar to Mangzhong in Chinese. <br /> <br /> Tea-picking also starts in this season in most tea-producing areas. Due to the high temperature, tea grows very quickly, so tea leaves have to be picked and refined before they get too old. <br /> <br /> == Lifestyle: ==<br /> <br /> After Mangzhong, peddlers begin to sell cold beverages and ice cream in the street, and all varieties of summer fruits, including watermelon, lychee, and mango, appear on the market.<br /> [[File:Mangzhong.jpg|thumb|Mangzhong]]<br /> [[category:solar term]]</div>

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