Shuāng Jiàng: Frost Descent
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Qiū Fēn: Autumnal Equinox
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Bái Lù: White Dew
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Dà Shǔ: Major Heat
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Xià Zhì: Summer Solstice
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Máng Zhǒng: Grain in Ear
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Gǔ Yǔ: Grain Rain
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Yǔ Shuǐ: Rain Water
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Dà Hán: Major Cold
大寒 Dà Hán: Major Cold January 20th through February 3rd marks the time of大寒 Dà Hán, or Major Cold, the 24th and last term in the Ancient Chinese solar calendar, which means that the next term will start a new annual cycle. 大寒 Dà Hán, or Major Cold is also the last of the winter [...] Prevention is Key
难经 NAN JING Classic of Difficult Issues Chapter 77: Superior and Mediocre Doctors Prevention is Key in Ancient China In Ancient China a physician received his or her pay only if their patient was well. If a person under their care fell sick, it meant that the doctor did not do his or her job [...]