What is the traditional custom of welcoming the God of Wealth on the fifth day?

In the traditional culture of our Chinese nation, there are many traditional customs that have continued from ancient times to the present, which have been well passed down by everyone, including the traditional custom of welcoming the god of wealth on the fifth day of the first month of each year. Spring Festival is one of the traditional festivals in China. Every year, people who are far away from the Spring Festival have to go home to reunite with their families for the Spring Festival, which is also a cultural custom that we have been inheriting. The fifth day of the first month can be said to be very special. As we all know, this is to meet the god of wealth. At this time of the year, everyone just gets up early to set off firecrackers and put on carefully prepared tributes. In order to better welcome the arrival of the god of wealth, we wish our families a rolling fortune in the coming year. But in fact, there are many other customs besides welcoming the god of wealth. Let's talk about it in detail below.

First of all, setting off firecrackers on the fifth day to send the poor god to see the god of wealth naturally means sending the poor god away. Most people will set off firecrackers in the early hours of the morning and put them outside the house in order to drive the poor God out of the house and keep him as far away from us as possible, and then set off firecrackers to welcome the God of Wealth into the house. This means that in the next year, only the god of wealth will look after the house, and the family's economic situation will improve.

Second, sweeping the floor to send bad luck In addition to setting off firecrackers in the morning of the fifth day, there is also the need for cleaning, cleaning every corner of the house and cleaning up some garbage and dust, which means that all the bad luck and bad luck in the house are removed and the next life is greeted with the cleanest and best mentality.

Third, eat jiaozi In some northern areas, jiaozi will be eaten during the Spring Festival, and the fifth day is no exception. But on the fifth day, when chopping dumpling stuffing, you must chop it as loudly as possible, which means you will drive away all bad luck with your voice. When you package jiaozi, you must pinch jiaozi's mouth tightly. This is also a disguised form of pinching some people's mouths, and it can also avoid being slandered by others.

On the fifth day, many customs are very particular and have different meanings. We should also keep in mind such traditional customs, welcome the God of Wealth, send away the poor God, drive away the bad God, and accept the good God to welcome every day.