What are the customs in the New Year?

Spring Festival is the most important festival in China. On happy days, we also pay attention to a kindness. Therefore, from ancient times to the present, there are many rules that represent everyone's simple wishes. The new year is coming. From grade one to grade fifteen, let's learn these rules, so as not to make people feel that you are impolite and impolite.

New Year's Day

According to the folk saying, you can't use a broom on the first day of the first month, otherwise you will sweep away your luck and break your money. If you must sweep the floor, you must sweep it from the outside to the inside.

If you break the furniture during the Chinese New Year, you have to say "peace (broken) at the age of year" or "blossom on the ground, be rich and glorious".

junior two

On the second day of New Year's Day, the married daughter goes back to her parents' house and asks her husband to go with her, so it is commonly known as "husband-welcoming day". On this day, the daughter who goes back to her parents' house must bring some gifts and red envelopes to her children and have lunch at her parents' house, but she must get back to her husband's house before dinner. In the past, the family would choose this day to take a family photo.

Third grade of middle school

On the third day of New Year's Eve, it is also called Red Dog Day, which is homophonic with "red mouth" and usually does not go out to pay New Year's greetings. It is said that it is easy to quarrel with people on this day. However, this custom has long been out of date, because few people get together in the Spring Festival now, and it has faded a lot.

Grade?Four

The fourth day of the fourth month of the lunar calendar is the day of offering sacrifices to the god of wealth. In the past, the boss wanted to "fire people". On this day, he was not invited to worship God. The other party knew it well and packed up and left. There is also a legend that Kitchen God will come to check the household registration this day and should not go far.

Fifth day

On the fifth day of the first month, commonly known as "Breaking Five", it is necessary to "drive out five poverty", including "intellectual poverty, academic poverty, literary poverty, life poverty and friendship poverty". People get up at dawn, set off firecrackers and clean up. Firecrackers are set from the inside out, and as soon as they are set, they go outside the door. It is said that anything unlucky will be blown out.

sixth day

On the sixth day of the Lunar New Year, shops and restaurants officially opened their doors and set off firecrackers, which was as grand as the Lunar New Year's Eve. Legend has it that the most popular boy on this day is the boy who is over 12. Because 12 is twice as much as 6, it is called 666 Dashun. On this day, every household should throw out the garbage accumulated in the festival, which is called "sending it to the poor".

Seventh day

The seventh day is people's day, which is people's birthday. According to Zhan Shu, from the first day, the order of God's creation is "one chicken, three pigs, four sheep, five cows, six horses, seven people and eight valleys", so the seventh day is a human day. On this day, people will eat the first bowl of porridge. The so-called "first porridge" means that they hope to be admitted to the top high schools in science. Everyone should be respected every day. Even the government cannot execute criminals on this day, and parents cannot teach their children a lesson on this day.

Chuba

The eighth day of the eighth lunar month is Xiaomi's birthday, also called Shunxing Festival. It is said that the stars are in the lower bound and the stars in the sky are the most complete. If the weather is fine this day, it indicates a bumper rice harvest this year and the sky is overcast.

ninth

On the ninth day of the ninth lunar month, the folk custom is the birthday of the Jade Emperor, and a grand ceremony of offering sacrifices to heaven will be held. Believers should worship the Jade Emperor, celebrate their birthday to God, and pray for good weather, peace and health in the new year.

Tenth day

The tenth day is Stone's birthday. On this day, no stone tools such as grinding and grinding can be moved, and even stones must be sacrificed. At the beginning of Kuya, people frozen a crock on a smooth stone. On the morning of the tenth day, the nose of the crock was tied with a rope and carried by ten boys in turn. The stone didn't fall to the ground, which indicated a bumper harvest that year.

eleven

The eleventh day of the first month is the "son-in-law's day", which is the day when the father-in-law fetes his son-in-law. There is a lot of leftover food to celebrate the "God's Birthday" on the ninth day of the ninth lunar month, except on the tenth day of the tenth lunar month, so the bride's family doesn't have to spend any more money, so they use these leftover food to entertain their son-in-law and daughter. The folk song is called "Eleven Begging for a Husband".

Twelve to fifteen

After the eleventh day of the first month, people began to prepare for the Lantern Festival. From the twelfth day of the first month, they began to buy lanterns and set up light sheds. The nursery rhyme goes like this: "Eleven chirps, twelve light sheds, thirteen people turn on the lights, fourteen lights turn on, fifteen lines and a half months, and sixteen people put out the lights. The fifteenth day of the first month is the Lantern Festival, which is the night of the first full moon in a year and the night of spring return, also known as Shangyuan Festival. The custom of burning lanterns on Lantern Festival can be traced back to the Han Dynasty. It is essential to eat Lantern Festival and glutinous rice balls on this day. On the other hand, the first month of 16th night is Children's Day. All the children took out their lanterns and collided with others, and then smiled and watched others' lanterns catch fire. This is called "touching the lamp". What is important is that this year's lanterns can't be left until next year, and they must be destroyed by "touching the lanterns".