Chushu, as a symbolic solar term that alternates between summer and autumn, not only marks the gradual retreat of summer heat and the quiet arrival of cool autumn wind, but also represents a profound moment of natural change and ecological balance.

At the end of summer, everything begins to converge, and the creatures on the earth are preparing to welcome the harvest and tranquility of autumn. This natural rhythm change is an important manifestation of the self-regulation and maintenance of balance in the Earth's ecosystem. As a part of nature, humans should learn to listen to the call from nature, respect and comply with natural laws, reduce environmental damage, protect biodiversity, and ensure the health and stability of ecosystems.