Ancient Poem on New Year's Day

The original text of the ancient poem for New Year's Day is as follows:

Original text: A year is over in the sound of firecrackers, and the spring breeze sends warmth into the Tuusu. On the day of the first day of the first month of the new year, the new peach is always replaced by the old one.

Notes:

1, firecrackers: the ancient people burned bamboo to make the bamboo bursting sound. Used to drive away ghosts and evil spirits, later evolved into firecrackers.

2, a year in addition: a year is over. In addition to: passed away.

3, TuSu: TuSu wine, drinking TuSu wine is also an ancient New Year's custom, the first day of the New Year, the whole family drink this TuSu grass soaked wine, in order to drive away the evil spirits to avoid the plague, and to seek longevity.

4. Thousands of Doors and Ten Thousand Houses: It describes a large number of portals and a dense population.

5, Peach: Peach talisman, an ancient custom, on the first day of the first month of the Lunar Calendar, people used peach boards to write the names of two deities, Shentian and Yubi, and hung them next to the door to suppress evil spirits. It is also used as a spring scroll.

Appreciation:

This poem describes the scene of the Spring Festival. A piece of firecracker sound sends off the old year, drinking mellow tusu wine to feel the breath of spring. The rising sun shines on thousands of families, and the peach symbols on their doors are replaced with new ones.

This is a piece of writing about the New Year in ancient times, which is based on folk customs, sensitively taking the typical materials of the Spring Festival of the common people, and seizing the representative details of life: lighting firecrackers, drinking Tusu wine, and replacing the new peach symbols, which fully expresses the joyful atmosphere of the New Year, and is rich in a strong sense of life.

"The sound of firecrackers is the only way to celebrate the New Year, and the spring breeze sends warmth into the tassel." Firecrackers on New Year's Day, this custom is ancient, has continued today. Ancient custom, the first day of the first month of each year, the whole family drink tusu wine, and then use the red cloth to wrap up the dregs, hanging on the door frame, used to "drive away evil spirits" and avoid the plague.