What are the customs of Taiwan Province people celebrating the Spring Festival?

Celebrating New Year's Eve in Taiwan Province Province, also known as New Year's Eve, is the most important day in Taiwan Province Province, and there are quite a few customs. Every household sticks Spring Festival couplets symbolizing auspiciousness and happiness in their doors and windows, grain depots, pigsty, well platforms and other places. Every household puts offerings, offerings and incense sticks on the table in the hall to worship their ancestors and welcome them home for the New Year. Every family has an unusually rich reunion dinner. In the New Year's Eve dinner, in addition to fish balls and meatballs symbolizing family reunion, there are chickens, a homophonic chicken, and leeks and radishes that indicate longevity. Minnan dialect is called "vegetable head" to show lewdness, especially eating turtle bean paste rice cakes, which are suppressed by wooden molds engraved with turtle shapes. Every household stands guard around the stove. In Taiwan Province Province, observing the age is also called longevity night, which symbolizes that the younger generation wants their parents to live long. Waiting for the arrival of the new year, the New Year bell rings and firecrackers sound in every household. Giving lucky money is also an essential procedure. After the New Year's Eve, elders will give lucky money to their children and grandchildren. "Giving lucky money" is also very particular. For older children, the lucky money is wrapped in red paper in advance and given to them. "Children's lucky money" means that adults wrap it in red rope in advance, tie it into a small collar and wear it around their necks. Every household set off fireworks and firecrackers, which was very lively and lasted until the morning of New Year's Day. The first day of the first month. The first day of the first lunar month is called January Day, which is the head of the New Year and the beginning of spring. At first sight of the sky, guns were heard everywhere, and the big tables in every household hall were filled with big oranges, which meant "good luck". The door is decorated with green olives and all kinds of exquisite sweets. The younger generation wishes the older generation tea. On this day, most families should be vegetarian, at least not eating meat for breakfast. In the early morning of the first day of junior high school, people get up and put on new clothes. The first thing they do is to pay homage to themselves. It is often the younger generation who wishes the elders first, and then the elders give their expectations to the younger generation. After breakfast, adults and children go to relatives and friends' homes to pay New Year greetings with good luck, and the host and guest exchange blessings, congratulations on making a fortune and adding blessings. The host treats you with Daji, betel nut or green olive and * * * kungfu tea. Guests offer their best wishes to the host, and the host will repay them with good luck, also known as good luck. On the morning of New Year's Day, many lion dance classes and English song teams beat gongs and drums to pay New Year greetings to every household in every village, and the host set off firecrackers to welcome them. There are also auspicious sentences such as shaking evergreen leaves (commonly known as cash cows) or holding scholars' wealth into treasure, such as small red paper posted on people's doors; Or those who play suona, knock on bamboo boards, sing songs, make four sentences and say auspicious words from door to door to pay New Year greetings are all asking for some money. The second day of the first month. On the second day of the second year, the new son-in-law took his wife to visit her husband's family. It is naturally more interesting for the son-in-law to come to the door and the daughter to return to her family. A few days after the second day, rural towns and villages should organize cultural activities to celebrate the Spring Festival. Besides setting up theaters to perform Chaozhou Opera, Mountain Opera and Shadow Play, there are also big gongs and drums teams, tigers and lions, English song teams and dragon dance teams to visit the villages along the street. People are generally immersed in the festive atmosphere of joy, celebration, happiness and happiness. The third day of the first month. This day is regarded as an unlucky day by compatriots in Taiwan Province Province.