What does "fire in July" mean in ancient Chinese?

"July fire" means that the weather turns cold in July of the lunar calendar, and as soon as it gets dark, you can see the big Mars falling from the west.

"T.A." means it's not over yet. T.A. is just not over in August.

It will be very cold in September, so you should put on more clothes.

Extended data:

Streaming fire: Mars deviates from the zenith and sets in the west at dusk in July. Fire, the name of the star, the bright star in the heart, is also called fire.

In particular, this star named "Fire" is not Mars, but three stars in Scorpio in modern astronomy, belonging to the fifth night of Eastern Airlines Hostel. "Six" means moving down. By the evening of July in the lunar calendar, it has moved to the western sky, so it is called "July Fire".

The word "Weiyang" comes from the poem "Poem Xiaoya Tingliao": "What about that night? The night is still early. " It means "endless" and "endless".

Give clothes: give cold clothes, saying that women workers cut cold clothes.

References:

The Book of Songs-Baidu Encyclopedia