What does Li in beginning of spring mean?

Beginning of spring is one of the traditional 24 solar terms in China, which indicates the coming of spring. On the day when spring begins, there is an ancient custom to give profits. Profit is a kind of money wrapped in red, which is usually given by the old to the young. It means "blessing and prayer" and represents wealth and good luck. In China culture, red represents happiness and auspiciousness, so giving red envelopes has become a part of traditional culture. In order to bring good luck to the recipients, I wish them luck.

Beginning of spring also reflects the affection and friendship in China culture. Giving gifts to elders is a way to send blessings to young people. Young people will also give red envelopes to their parents, elders or friends to express their gratitude and gratitude. Such customs not only help to convey feelings, but also unite people. In modern society, because the distance between relatives and friends has become far away and the relationship between relatives and friends has become more precious, Farley's position in the family and the circle of relatives and friends has been continuously improved.

On the day when spring begins, people will express happiness and blessings in other ways besides giving money. In every region, there are activities originated from folk culture, such as lion dance and dragon dance, and some traditional foods will also appear at this time. For example, in the south, people will eat Yuanxiao, while in the north, they will drink Laba porridge. These are people's expectations for the new year and new weather, as well as more expressions of good luck and happiness. In a word, beginning of spring is not only a solar term, but also an important moment to express gratitude, blessing and reunion.