“巳月” refers to the sixth month in the traditional Chinese lunar calendar, typically falling between June and July in the Gregorian calendar. It is associated with the 巳 (sì) zodiac sign, which represents the snake in the Chinese zodiac. This month is often linked to the summer season, characterized by warmth and growth. In Chinese culture, each month has its own significance and customs. During the 巳月, various festivals and agricultural activities take place, reflecting the importance of the season for farming and harvest. People may engage in rituals to honor deities and seek good fortune for the upcoming months.