It was Yushui in the Chinese Lunar Calendar

Yushui: The Gentle Rain of Renewal in the Chinese Lunar Calendar

In the Chinese lunar calendar, February 19th called "Yushui" or Rain Water, marks a transition from winter to spring around early February. This period brings gentle rains, softening the earth and signaling the awakening of nature. Farmers eagerly anticipate Yushui as it signifies the beginning of the agricultural cycle, preparing the soil for a promising harvest. Beyond its agricultural importance, Yushui inspires cultural and poetic expressions, capturing the beauty of rain in ancient Chinese art and literature. As we embrace Yushui, let's appreciate the renewal it brings to the natural world and reflect on the interconnectedness of nature and life.