Lìchūn - Start of Spring Solar Term in Chinese Calendar #225170 (License: Personal Use)

This image displays the Chinese characters 立春 (Lìchūn), meaning “Establishment of Spring,” the first of 24 solar terms in the traditional lunisolar calendar. Celebrated around February 3-5 each year, Lìchūn marks the astronomical arrival of spring and is observed with customs like eating spring pancakes, posting spring couplets, and welcoming renewed energy. The brushstroke style reflects classical calligraphy used in cultural and festive contexts.

Used on cultural, educational, or seasonal content pages-especially during early February-to illustrate the Lìchūn solar term; aligns with user intent to learn about Chinese traditions, lunar calendar, or seasonal festivals.