What do you usually have for Spring Festival?

Spring Festival couplets: written in ink or gold paint on red paper, intended to avoid evil and seek happiness.

Lucky money: in the past, red silk thread was used to run through 120 ancient coins, which meant eating [120]. Now, lucky money is wrapped in red envelopes (this is a reward for the younger generation by the elders).

Tangyuan: Eat tangyuan in Chinese New Year, jiaozi 1 money, gold in vegetable bag, and jiaozi snacks in vegetable head.

Caitou: It means good color. Family: the significance of family portrait.

Stove: the whole family has a reunion dinner, and a stove is placed under the table, which means reunion and prosperity.

Long vegetable (mustard): It means longevity.

Spring rice: white rice (spring flowers), indicating that there is spring every year (money every year) (that is, the rest).

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The origin of the custom of new year's goods

In ancient times, transportation was inconvenient and materials were scarce. For the joy of the annual Spring Festival, every household has prepared new year's goods about 10 days before the festival. New year's goods, including chicken, duck, fish, tea, wine, oil sauce, roasted seeds and nuts, sugar-baited fruits, etc., should be fully purchased, and some gifts should be prepared for visiting relatives and friends during the New Year. Children should buy new clothes and hats for China New Year.

In ancient times, people called buying new year's goods a fair, which was a common name for trade activities at a fixed time and place. The annual party is the largest and most attended in a year, usually held on the 25th day of the twelfth lunar month before the Lunar New Year. The varieties of new year's goods include incense wax, paper yards, firecrackers, New Year pictures, red paper, sugar, rock tea, candy, spices and so on.