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Frost’s Descent (霜降 Shuangjiang) 2025: Opening the Curtain to Winter’s Serenity

As the eighteenth solar term in the traditional Chinese calendar, Shuangjiang—“Frost’s Descent”—marks the poetic moment when autumn bows to winter. According to the ancient text The Collection of t...

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Traditional Chinese village rooftops with ornate eaves, a bare persimmon tree bearing orange fruits, and a cat sitting on a roof under a soft autumn sky.

Cold Dew (Hanlu 寒露) 2025: Welcoming Autumn’s Chill with Warm Traditions

Cold Dew (Hanlu) marks the 17th solar term of the Chinese lunar calendar, usually falling between October 7 and 9, when the sun reaches the celestial longitude of 195°. Its name is a poetic descrip...

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Half-opened pomegranate on a book with the Chinese character "Qiufen" (Autumn Equinox), beside a ceramic tea cup on a wooden table—capturing the serene vibe of the 24 Solar Terms.

Autumn Equinox (Qiufen 秋分): The Golden Balance of China’s 24 Solar Terms

The Autumn Equinox, known as Qiufen (秋分), is the 16th of China’s 24 Solar Terms and marks the midpoint of autumn. The word “fen分” means “division,” symbolizing equality and balance — day and night ...

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Glistening dewdrops on a green lotus leaf, representing China’s White Dew (Bailu) solar term.

White Dew (Bailu 白露): The Autumn Elegance of China’s 24 Solar Terms

When autumn arrives, the world seems to slow down, colors soften, and nature takes on a quieter charm. In the Chinese traditional calendar, this seasonal rhythm is captured by the 24 Solar Terms—a ...

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