Is it morning or night to set off firecrackers on February 2?

Set off firecrackers on the morning of February 2.

Setting off firecrackers is a representative traditional form of New Year culture, which places people's good yearning for the New Year. People often set off firecrackers on February 2, but they usually set off firecrackers in the morning and during the Spring Festival. Firecrackers have the meaning of exorcising evil spirits and eliminating disasters, so in later legends, "Nian" gradually evolved into a demon, and firecrackers were set off in every household to drive away the monster "Nian", and firecrackers were also set off on February 2 to drive away the monster.

Although the form has changed, the sound is very similar. Firecrackers are set off on February 2, and there are also feelings of praying for good luck, living a rich life and expressing the joy of the New Year. Since then, the form of setting off firecrackers has continued from the Spring Festival to other occasions, such as weddings and funerals. Besides setting off firecrackers, there is also the custom of drinking Tu Su wine, which is drunk on the first day of the first month.

The custom of February 2 nd

1. Shaving the tap: refers to the haircut on the second day of February, also known as "shaving the head", which means that children can grow up healthily and get ahead. It is beneficial for adults to have a haircut, say goodbye to the old and welcome the new in the new year.

2. Sacrificial societies: There is still the custom of sacrificing societies on February 2 in the south, such as Zhejiang, Fujian, Guangdong, Guangxi and other regions; In addition, a new custom of "February 2" has been formed, which is similar to the custom of the Dragon Head Festival, and mainly focuses on the custom of offering sacrifices to the society, such as in Hakka areas in eastern Guangxi.

3, eat dragon food: February 2 has a specific diet, this day's diet, mostly in the name of dragons. Eating spring cakes is called "eating Longlin", eating noodles is called "supporting dragon whiskers", eating rice is called "eating dragon seeds", eating wonton is called "eating longan" and eating jiaozi is called "eating dragon ears".