In early spring，the changing temperature usually makes a number of Chinese people uncomfortable.Cold air，bringing rain or even snow，easily tears up（破壞） the warmth of the spring within a night.However，with the coming of Guyu--the Grain（谷物） Rain，the blue sky and gentle winds would finally stay.Falling usually on or around April 20 every year，Guyu is the sixth of the 24 solar terms（節(jié)氣）.It means the beginning of a lively summer and people get busy from now on and people do many things on this solar terms.
    Sow（播種） grains
    This is an important period of the growth of grains.The ancient Chinese already knew that as Guyu comes，the weather will become warm enough for sowing.The farmers usually catch the chance to plant rice，corn and beans.
    Hope for safety and harvest
    For those living near the sea，they will hold some ceremonies（儀式） on Guyu，hoping for safety as well as harvest（豐收） during the coming fishing season.
    Watch the peony（牡丹）
    It's also a great time to see the peony，which is known as"the Queen of All Flowers"in Chinese culture.As a result，watching peonies becomes one of the most enjoyable activities for many people.The flower is said to be the favourite of Empress（女皇） Wu Zetian of the Tang Dynasty，who was the only woman ruler in Chinese history.
    Pick tea leaves
    Tea leaves picked before Guyu are among the best tea leaves.People believe that the tea leaves picked on the day of Guyu can make eyes clear and drive away bad luck.So the habit of drinking tea at this time of year has become a tradition in some places of China.

（1）Guyu is the

sixth

sixth

of the 24 solar terms.
（2）As Guyu comes，the farmers usually

catch the chance

catch the chance

to plant rice，corn and beans.
（3）People hold some ceremonies on Guyu，they hope for

safety

safety

as well as harvest during the coming fishing season.
（4）People think drinking the tea that picked on the day of Guyu can bring

good

good

luck.
（5）According to this passage，people are always

busy

busy

in Guyu.