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谷雨|春雨貴如油，谷雨潤萬物

2025-04-18 17:46

“杨花落尽子规啼”，在暮春的声声鸟鸣中，我们迎来了二十四节气中的第六个节气 —— 谷雨，这也是春季的最后一个节气。“谷雨” 二字，蕴含着 “雨生百谷” 的美好寓意，它宛如大自然馈赠的珍贵礼物，滋润着大地，孕育着希望。

“杨花落尽子规啼”，在暮春的声声鸟鸣中，我们迎来了二十四节气中的第六个节气 —— 谷雨，这也是春季的最后一个节气。“谷雨” 二字，蕴含着 “雨生百谷” 的美好寓意，它宛如大自然馈赠的珍贵礼物，滋润着大地，孕育着希望。

1、谷雨節氣的由來

谷雨的起源，可追溯至古老的农耕时代。古人依据太阳在一年中对地球产生的影响，总结出一套气象历法 —— 二十四节气，用以指导农事活动。《月令七十二候集解》记载：“三月中，自雨水后，土膏脉动，今又雨其谷于水也。” 谷得雨而生，故而得名 “谷雨”。

2、谷雨節氣習俗

喝谷雨茶

谷雨有喝茶的習俗。南方一些地區盛行谷雨摘茶習俗。傳說谷雨這天采摘的新茶，具有清火、辟邪、明目之效。谷雨時節，茶山茶園裏，處處飄蕩著茶歌，人們穿梭其中，采摘嫩綠的茶葉。谷雨茶，又稱二春茶，其滋味醇厚，香氣馥郁，品一杯谷雨茶，仿佛將整個春天的美好都融入了口中。

賞牡丹

“谷雨三朝看牡丹”，牡丹花與谷雨有著不解之緣。山東菏澤、河南洛陽等地，每年谷雨時節都會舉辦牡丹花會。牡丹花朵碩大，花色豔麗，香氣純正，在春風中搖曳生姿，吸引著無數遊客前來觀賞，人們在花海中感受著春天的浪漫與美好。

食香椿

北方有"雨前香椿嫩如絲，雨後香椿生木質"的說法。谷雨前後，香椿樹萌發的嫩芽紫紅鮮嫩，散發出獨特的香氣。人們采摘嫩芽，做成香椿炒雞蛋、香椿拌豆腐等時令菜肴。

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