Shuang Jiang or The Frost’s Descent is the     1    (eighteen) of 24 solar terms in the Chinese lunar calendar. It is the last solar term of autumn,     2     the weather becomes much colder     3     before and frost begins to appear ,and marks the transition from autumn to winter. It means that the winter is about     4    (enter). The Frost’s Descent usually     5    (fall) on October 23 or 24, but this year it begins on October 23. The solar term, ”Shaung Jiang”, reflects the large change in temperature between day and night and at     6    same time the weather is getting colder. The moisture in the air is also beginning to turn to frost. The autumn harvest is also coming to a close, and the year’s worth of hard work     7    (final) sees reward.

As Frost’s Descent comes, the world     8    (fill) with the atmosphere of late autumn. At this time, most of the harvesting work is already completed in northern China and     9    (farmer) are finally able to rest. Even the most cold-resistant crops can no longer grow, thus it is time to stock up for winter. Although in the south, the harvest is still continuing. As     10    (record) in ancient Chinese books, the Frost’s Descent refers to the time of year when frost starts to creep across China, dew becoming icy thanks to plummeting temperatures.