ZYWELL | Grain in Ear, one of China's 24 Solar Terms

Grain in Ear, the 9th of China’s 24 Solar Terms and the third solar term of summer, typically falls around June 6 on the Gregorian calendar. The character “Mang” refers to ripe awned grain crops ready for harvest, while “Zhong” means the urgent sowing of millet and other summer grains. It marks the busiest farming season of the year, commonly known as the “Three Summer Rush”. After Grain in Ear, temperatures rise steadily and rainfall becomes abundant; regions south of the Yangtze River enter the plum rain season. Farmers reap mature crops while sowing new seeds, wrapping up the harvest of past growth and planting seeds for new hopes.

As Grain in Ear arrives and summer foliage thrives, every harvest and sowing writes the story of time, and every diligent cultivation paves the path toward new journeys.

Looking back on our journey, our enterprise has delved deep into the industry with steadfast efforts and reaped phased achievements. Standing at the present moment, we seize market opportunities, align our development goals, explore new business tracks and launch fresh projects. The philosophy behind Grain in Ear lies in down-to-earth work and adapting to trends. Going forward, we will keep focusing on our core business with craftsmanship and build momentum with original aspirations. We will accumulate strength through persistent efforts and forge ahead steadily amid gains. We stay productive without aimless hustle and advance with clear strategies, striving for win-win results alongside all partners to embrace fruitful prospects together.