Core Points - The article discusses the transition from the White Dew to the Cold Dew solar term, emphasizing the significant drop in temperature and the need for proper dietary adjustments and health practices during this period [2][3]. Dietary Adjustments - The main dietary principles during the Cold Dew period are "reduce spicy" and "increase sour" to combat dryness and nourish the lungs [4]. - It is recommended to reduce the intake of spicy foods like chili and ginger, and to consume more sour fruits such as oranges and pomegranates to help with lung health [5]. - Foods that nourish the lungs, such as tremella, lily, and lotus seeds, should be included in the diet, along with energy-storing foods like chestnuts and red dates [6]. Hydration and Exercise - As the weather turns cooler and drier, hydration becomes crucial, with recommendations to drink warm water regularly and avoid cold beverages [9][10]. - Exercise should be timed appropriately, preferably in the morning or early afternoon, and should be adjusted based on temperature changes to avoid exposure to cold [8]. Clothing and Protection - Proper clothing is essential during the Cold Dew period to prevent cold from entering the body, particularly protecting the feet, waist, and neck [12][13]. - The article advises on the importance of keeping specific body parts warm and suggests acupressure techniques to enhance the body's resistance to cold [13].