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Jingzhe, or the awakening of the insects often falls in March in China.

The beginning of March 1．(bring) some unusual weather, as temperatures rise and rainfall comes with thunderstorms （雷雨）. According to classic Chinese writings, this thunder would wake up insects that had hibernated (冬眠) for the winter. 2． (Them) would rise up from the earth and many other animals would also make their 3． (one) appearance of the year. Soon, peach flowers would come out, while birds would sing 4． (happy) from tree branches.

Chinese farmers place great importance on Jingzhe, since it marks the start of spring plowing (春耕), one of the 5． (busy) times for farmers.

Spring 6． (consider) to be the most valuable time of the year for farming. At the beginning of the year, farmers plow the soil, giving crops the best possible environment.

Another Jingzhe tradition is eating 7． (pear). It is thought to be healthy to do so when the weather is changing.