What are the customs in your family for the Spring Festival now?

Fuqing folk also has the folk custom of offering sacrifices to stoves. On the 24th of the twelfth lunar month, people set it as the day of offering sacrifices to stoves. On this day, the family prepares kitchen candy, cake, fruit and candied fruit, offering sacrifices to the family to protect the chef, and sending him back to the sky to report on his work, which is called "sending God". Legend has it that the Jade Emperor sent the Kitchen God down to earth to supervise the behavior of every household. Every year, it arrives on the fourth day of the first lunar month, and on December 24th of the previous year, it is sent to heaven to bid farewell to Kitchen God. After dinner on the fourth day of the first month of the second year, prepare incense sticks and fruits and take the chef back to his post, which is called "receiving god". Although the kitchen map is not posted now, but the spring cow map is posted, this custom is still passed down, expressing people's good wishes for peace and success. After seeing off the kitchen gentleman, the "Send the Year" activity began. Fuqing has always regarded her son-in-law as a "half son". Every year, from the 25th day of the twelfth lunar month, the son-in-law should prepare new year's goods and send them to her parents' home, which is called "sending new year's goods". In the first year of marriage, the son-in-law must prepare a pair of pig's trotters, 5 kg of noodles, 5 vegetarian dishes and 5 meat dishes, put them in a box, paste red paper and deliver them to her parents-in-law's house in person. After the second year, the number of etiquette can be arbitrary, but the taboo of "four" must be avoided.