How do Spaniards celebrate the Spring Festival and the origin of their Spring Festival? I want a detailed answer, thank you.

Every year at midnight of 65438+February 3 1, many Spaniards gather in Sol Square in Madrid to wait for the arrival of the New Year. They have a very interesting custom of welcoming the New Year, that is, when the New Year bell rings, they begin to eat grapes. They eat a grape every time they knock, and 12 grapes every time they knock. It is said that this will bring people good luck in the new year. This custom has lasted for hundreds of years.

In the evening 10, after the Spanish have finished their dinner (they usually have dinner at 9: 00), there are more and more people in the square, most of whom come with the whole family. Everyone is wearing hats of various colors. These hats were given away for free in the street, and each of us got a yellow hat.

1 1 o'clock, the square is full of people, everyone has prepared grapes, and some people are holding champagne. 12 o'clock, people hold grapes in their hands. At zero o'clock, the bell of the New Year finally rang in everyone's expectation. Everyone in the square heard the bell and ate a grape. After the last bell rang, 12 grapes were finished. At this time, the whole square was boiling, and people opened champagne, drank, hugged and kissed.