What does July filariasis mean?

July filariasis means fire: the name of the constellation, the heart, appears in the south every summer and June, with the highest position, and gradually sinks to the west after July, so it is called "filariasis". Going to Qiu Lai in summer, the cold weather is coming.

July filariasis, an idiom in China, is spelled Q and yuè liú huǐ (pronounced huǐ in ancient times), which 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 (the alpha star of Scorpio) falling from the west.

Nowadays, people often misuse "July Fire" to describe the hot weather in July in the solar calendar, because they misunderstand "July" as July in the solar calendar, which is actually an idiom.

Source: "The Book of Songs National Style Folk Customs" Fire in July, clothes in September. On the first day, Li Lie was born the next day; No clothes, no brown, why did you die? Refers to the seventh month of the lunar calendar, the turn of summer and autumn.

The beautiful sentence of July fire.

1, July filariasis, hot summer will burn the earth into a red sea, burning people's enthusiasm and desire for life.

The sun in July scorched the earth in the sky, melting everything relentlessly, like a burning sword of fire.

The sky in July is like a huge fire ruby, which exudes suffocating enthusiasm and vitality.

On the night of July, the stars twinkle, just like the jumping flame in the sky, which illuminates the dark night and makes people feel the infinite possibilities of life.

The July wind, warm and strong, blows on people's faces, as if with a burning smell.

In June and July, under the scorching sun, flowers bloom like fire, emitting charming fragrance, attracting bees and butterflies to dance.