In the traditional Chinese lunar calendar, "Jingzhe," or the "Awakening of Insects," marks the third solar term of the year, usually falling around March 5th. It signifies the time when hibernating creatures begin to stir, and spring thunder awakens the earth. As the ancient poet Tao Yuanming wrote, "The gentle breeze shakes the orioles, and the rain moistens the fragrant soil." This period symbolizes renewal and growth, as farmers prepare for the upcoming planting season. Jingzhe is a vivid reminder of nature's cycles and the harmony between humans and the environment.