When do you put up couplets when you move to a new house?

The exact time for moving and posting couplets should be when you check in and before eating your first meal to celebrate. Moving to paste couplets, as a symbol of its prosperity, is equivalent to telling neighbors that they have moved here.

In addition to posting couplets when moving, there are several traditional customs to help you make money:

First, set off firecrackers.

People have the custom of setting off firecrackers on happy occasions, and moving to a new home is no exception. In the excitement of firecrackers, the joy of moving is released. It is also to inform your gods and ask for their protection.

Second, renew wealth and water.

Bring half a pot of water from the original home, fill the kettle in the new home, cook it and mix it before drinking. Water represents wealth, and half a pot of water represents that the original wealth is not enough. After moving, you need to continue to earn money and keep your money.

Third, flip the "flip the cake"

Bake one side of the cake in the original home, put it on the pot, put a burning lamp on the cake, and bake the other side of the cake when you get home.

Fourth, worship God.

The hostess (the hostess represents the whole family) stands slightly in front of the building (or at the gate of the yard), with eight pieces of yellow paper for worship and eight gold ingots for longevity, meaning gossip, and eight homophones are issued in all directions, so please take care of the whole family.

Five, around the incense

The man (woman) walked around the house with three sticks of incense in his hand, and the corner turned, which meant good luck and fragrance all over the house. Then burn incense in front of the stove and offer fruits and snacks. It is best to use auspicious tributes such as longan, steamed cakes, apples and persimmons, and never use unlucky homophones such as pears. Turn over cakes, longevity noodles, wine (wine), etc. Here's to three pieces of paper.