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April 20, 2025 @ 10:35 AM

谷雨 Grain Rain (Gu Yu): The Final Nourishment of Spring

What Is Grain Rain?

Grain Rain, also known as Gu Yu, is the last Solar Term of spring. Occurring in late April, it marks a time when rainfall increases and supports the final surge of spring growth.

This Solar Term reflects a shift from early spring awakening into fuller development—plants strengthen, seedlings take root, and nature becomes more visibly abundant. Grain Rain is a period of nourishment and preparation, as spring’s momentum begins to transition toward early summer.


The Meaning Behind the Name

The name Gu Yu translates to “Grain Rain.” It refers to the rain that supports grain growth—steady, timely moisture that strengthens.........

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April 4, 2025 @ 3:32 AM

清明 Pure Brightness (Qing Ming): Clarity, Renewal, and Gentle Clearing

What Is Pure Brightness?

Pure Brightness, also known as Qing Ming, is a mid-spring Solar Term that marks a period of clear skies, rising warmth, and renewed vitality. Occurring in early April, Qing Ming reflects a time when winter’s heaviness has lifted and spring energy becomes stable and accessible.

The environment feels brighter and more open—days are warmer, air is clearer, and growth becomes visibly active. Qing Ming is a season of refreshing and gentle renewal, rather than rapid change.


The Meaning Behind the Name

The name Qing Ming translates to “Clear and Bright.” It describes both the external environment and the .........

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