Day and night call it a tie — Autumn Equinox (秋分) is here! 🍂🥚 It’s perfect kite weather, and even eggs might stand up to celebrate. Learn more:
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Great Heat is the hottest time of the whole year ☀️. Fireflies rise from grass and some people would eat grass jelly. Learn more facts about Great Heat ⬇️
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Minor Heat is summer's warm prelude. The wind is toasty, and even the crickets have moved under the eaves for shade. Learn more⬇️
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Summer Solstice ☀️ the longest day of the year. Cicadas fill the air with their summer song, and people exchange folding fans to share a cool breeze. Learn more about this bright, lively solar term. ⬇️
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Should immigrant parents speak English or their heritage language at home?
I dug through the research on bilingualism, school performance, and language loss to map out the actual trade-offs.
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🌿 Beginning of Summer (立夏) marks the end of spring and the arrival of summer. On this day, children love playing egg-fighting games — whose eggshell is the strongest? Read more fun facts about this solar term 👉 https://t.co/Qcqj0yoAKK
Grain Rain is the last solar term of spring.
Grain Rain means “rain brings up the grains.” Rain nourishes the earth, and spring is blooming brightly. 🌧️🌸
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Clear and Bright is the only solar term that is also a traditional holiday. It reminds us to remember the past while embracing spring.
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