What are the sayings about setting off firecrackers on the first day of the first month?

The saying of setting off firecrackers on the first day of the first month is as follows:

Setting off firecrackers when the householder opens the door on New Year's Day is called "setting off firecrackers". Put three pieces called "Lianzhong Sanyuan"; Put four pieces called "Flo Xi Shou"; Put five pieces called "Five Blessingg"; Put six pieces called "66 Dashun" ... After the firecrackers, the ground is broken red, which is called "full house red".

At this time, the streets were full of anger and joy. Everyone meets and says "Happy New Year" to each other, and this new year begins. There is a saying that firecrackers are set off the earliest and longest, and they will be more prosperous in the coming year. There is no taboo to set off firecrackers, mainly for fun and fun, but also pay attention to safety.

The origin of setting off firecrackers:

There is a legend in ancient times. In ancient times, there was a fierce monster called Nian. Every year1February 30th, it goes door to door, foraging for human flesh and killing creatures. One year, Nian came to a village on the night of the twelfth lunar month, and it happened that two cowboys were fighting for a bullwhip. Nian suddenly heard the sound of a whip in mid-air and ran away in fear. It fled to another village and saw a bright red dress drying in front of the door. It didn't know what it was, so it turned around and ran away.

Later, he came to a village, looked into the door of a family, and saw that the lights were brightly lit and dizzy, so he had to slip away again, with his tail between his legs. From this, people realized that Nian was afraid of noise, red and light, so they thought of many ways to resist it and gradually evolved into the custom of celebrating the New Year today. Setting off firecrackers originated from the act of exorcising ghosts, but today people set off firecrackers to celebrate the New Year, because ghosts are driven away and bad luck is driven away.