Frostfall is the 18th solar term in the 24 solar terms of the lunar calendar, usually occurring on October 23rd or 24th of each year. On the day of frost, the sun reaches 210 degrees longitude. The arrival of frost marks a further decrease in temperature and a gradual cooling of the weather.During the frost season, we can feel the changes in nature. When you wake up in the morning, you will find a thin layer of frost covering the ground, and the grass leaves are covered with crystal clear dewdrops. This is because the temperature drops at night, and water vapor condenses into dew or frost, which brings some inconvenience to people's lives, such as being careful not to slip when going out in the morning.
Frost is also the season of harvest. At this time, farmers are busy harvesting crops. Crops such as rice, corn, and soybeans are all ripe and ready to be harvested by farmers. Farmers use hoes or sickles to carefully harvest crops in order to have enough food in winter.In addition, during the frost season, we can also enjoy the beautiful scenery of autumn. The leaves gradually turn yellow, and the fallen leaves cover the ground, forming a golden carpet. Walking on the street, you can see some children playing. They step on the fallen leaves with their small feet, making rustling sounds, as if entering a fairy tale world.
