Hanro means cold dew forms; as temperatures fall further, the dew turns cold. It is deep autumn, with foliage heading toward its peak.
Hanro, around October 8, is when the air turns cold and cold dew forms. It is a time to hurry the harvest.
Wild geese arrive in earnest, chrysanthemums bloom, and the foliage deepens. The harvest must finish before the frost.
The Double Ninth custom of climbing high to drink chrysanthemum wine overlaps this time. People kept up autumn tonics like loach soup.
A fine time for autumn-foliage outings
Enjoy autumn tonics like loach soup
Finish the harvest before the frost
Keep warm on chilly mornings
Adjacent terms:
Cold Dew is the 17th of the 24 solar terms, falling around around October 8. Cold dew forms. Foliage deepens and the harvest finishes—deep autumn.
Hanro means cold dew forms; as temperatures fall further, the dew turns cold. It is deep autumn, with foliage heading toward its peak.
A fine time for autumn-foliage outings Enjoy autumn tonics like loach soup Finish the harvest before the frost Keep warm on chilly mornings