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Dew Turns White Tonight: Health Preservation Methods in Response to the Changes of the White Dew Solar Term.

"The dew is white tonight, the moon shines bright in my hometown," this famous line from Du Fu's poem captures the mood and sentiment of the "White Dew" solar term. "White Dew" usually arrives between September 7th and 9th on the Gregorian calendar, marking a significant shift in the season. The summer heat subsides, the temperature difference between day and night widens, and in the early morning, large amounts of white dew condense on the gras…
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Today there is the White Rugiada (Bailu), the fifteenth Chinese solar term. The name refers to the tiny droplets formed on the grass and on the leaves when the coolest nights cause the condensation of the humidity. It is a seasonal turning point: the summer heat subsides, the mornings become cooler and the autumn begins [...]

"The dew is white tonight, the moon shines bright in my hometown," this famous line from Du Fu's poem captures the mood and sentiment of the "White Dew" solar term. "White Dew" usually arrives between September 7th and 9th on the Gregorian calendar, marking a significant shift in the season. The summer heat subsides, the temperature difference between day and night widens, and in the early morning, large amounts of white dew condense on the gras…

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大纪元 Epoch Times broke the news in New York, United States on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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