Mangzhong
Mangzhong reflects a phenological phenomenon. Mang means the crops with awn, such as wheat and barley, and Zhong refers to the seeds.
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Farming:
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 "Busy Planting" because the words sound similar to Mangzhong in Chinese.
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.
Lifestyle:
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.
