What does it mean to eat noodles on the second day of junior high school?

The custom of eating noodles on the second day of New Year's Eve is called "jiaozi on the first day, and two noodles on the second day", in which the word "noodles" is homophonic, meaning that life is smooth and rich. In the traditional culture of China, the diet during the Spring Festival often contains rich cultural significance. There is a habit of eating noodles on the second day of New Year's Eve, and there are good wishes and expectations behind this custom. The second day of the first lunar month is a part of the traditional Spring Festival in China, with rich folk activities and some specific traditional customs. According to the traditional custom in China, married women will take their husbands and children back to their parents' homes to visit relatives. This custom is called "going back to parents' home" or "leaving parents' home". Daughters will prepare some gifts, such as biscuits and candy, which will be distributed to neighbors and relatives by their mothers to create a festive atmosphere, similar to the scene of the New Year.