Folk proverb "On February 2nd, the dragon looks up". What kind of dragon is this?

This dragon refers to the dragon king in charge of rain in the sky in ancient mythology. The reason for this statement is that there is a feudal superstition in the minds of ancient people. They believe that these weather changes in the sky are controlled by the dragon king, not some natural reasons. Therefore, in February, the Dragon King will wake up from all things, which indicates that there will be more rain in the world and symbolizes that the beauty of all things will start from this day and spring will come.

In the folk, we often hear a saying that the dragon rises on February 2, and people actually know what this dragon is. In fact, dragons are responsible for the rain in the sky. People have such a name and statement because in legend, people observed the stars in the sky and found that there are some stars in the sky. They are in the shape of dragons, but every day is February 2, which is why people call them dragons looking up, which leads to the increase of rain in the world. In fact, this is a superstitious statement. The real reason is that spring is coming. These warm and humid air currents make the world warmer and wetter, and these plants in the world begin to grow wildly to welcome this beautiful season.

Actually, in my opinion, there is another reason why people think so, that is, in ancient times, people thought that there were dragons in China's society, but once in winter, these dragon kings would hibernate and give their bodies a good rest, so after this long winter, they would wake up again. After waking up, the dragon king's body will definitely change, so as long as he moves, the world will usher in some new rain.

This formed the folk saying that the dragon looked up on February 2, but on this day, the people also had many customs of their own. It was on this day that many people, especially some boys, thought that a haircut on this day would bring them good luck and enable them to move towards good luck in this new year. Of course, the folk saying that the dragon rises on February 2 also reflects the folk customs and folk culture of our country, which is worth promoting.