A few days before the Spring Festival in 2020?

20 19 12.7, 49 days before the spring festival in 2020.

The time of Spring Festival in 2020 is: Gregorian calendar 65438+1October 25th, the first day of the first month of the Year of the Rat. The first day of the first lunar month is the Spring Festival, commonly known as "Chinese New Year". The Spring Festival is the first day of the Lunar New Year and the most solemn traditional festival of the Chinese nation. It has a history of more than 4,000 years and has been rising since the Yu Shun period.

Chinese New Year has a long history. In the process of inheritance and development, some relatively fixed customs have been formed, many of which have been passed down to this day, such as holding new year's goods, sweeping dust, pasting new year's red, having a reunion dinner, celebrating New Year's Eve, celebrating New Year's greetings, dancing dragons and lions, worshipping gods and ancestors, praying for disaster relief, setting off firecrackers, setting off fireworks, worshiping gods, gambling boats, temple fairs, beating gongs and drums, flying cursor flags and so on.

Extended information of Spring Festival-related songs

Beijing 1

Twenty-three, honeydew melon is sticky; Twenty-four, housing Tomb-Sweeping Day; Twenty-five, pushing millet; Twenty-six, hanging meat; Twenty-seven, slaughter a chicken; Twenty-eight, send face; Twenty-nine, steamed bread; Stay one night for thirty nights, and twist on the first day of New Year's Day.

2. Shandong

Laba porridge, boiled for a few days, Li 23, Li 23, cantaloupe stick, Li 24, cleaning day, Li 25, coal pusher (it should be, see Jingwen's "Li 25, Pushing Mi"), Li 26, buying meat, Li 27, slaughtering cock, Li 28, making white flour, Li 29, steaming steamed bread, and thirty.

3. Shaanxi

Twenty-three, kitchen sacrifice officer, twenty-four, sweeping the house, twenty-five, grinding bean curd, twenty-six, cutting meat, twenty-seven, killing a chicken, twenty-eight, steaming jujube flowers, twenty-nine, going to make wine, pinching jiaozi on New Year's Eve, and bowing casually on the first day.