Group 1 - The winter solstice marks the shortest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere, occurring when the sun reaches a longitude of 270° [1] - The winter solstice is associated with three phenomena: earthworms curling up, deer shedding their antlers, and the movement of water springs, indicating the transition from cold to warmth [3] - Ancient texts describe the winter solstice as a time of great significance, where it is seen as a moment of balance between yin and yang, and is celebrated with rituals for good harvests [4] Group 2 - The longest night of the year is also a time for celebration, with various warm foods being consumed to mark the occasion, such as tangyuan in the south and dumplings in the north, symbolizing reunion and warmth [6]
冬至丨一阳初生 安身意静
Yang Shi Xin Wen·2025-12-20 14:02