Posters: How the Chinese observe traditional solar term of Xiazhi

Xiazhi, or the Summer Solstice, is the tenth solar term of a year on the traditional Chinese lunar calendar. It marks the longest daytime in the Northern Hemisphere.



Xiazhi, or the Summer Solstice, is the tenth solar term of a year on the traditional Chinese lunar calendar. It marks the longest daytime in the Northern Hemisphere.


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