What's the difference between the Spring Festival in the south and the Spring Festival in the north? Urgent! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 1

The difference between the Spring Festival in the south and the Spring Festival in the north is different food customs, different off-year and different red envelopes.

First, eating habits are different.

1, Southern Spring Festival: On the morning of New Year's Day, many families in the South cook a round dumpling. Before the quick-frozen dumplings were popular, they were all made at home, solid glutinous rice dumplings, and finally sprinkled with sweet sugar after they were cooked. Some areas in the south will eat rice cakes during the Spring Festival, such as Hunan. The homophonic "rice cake" means getting taller every year.

2. Spring Festival in the North: jiaozi will be eaten in the North during the Spring Festival, and jiaozi will be wrapped before 12 in the North. After the New Year bell rings, jiaozi will be cooked, which happens to be the first day of the first month, meaning "making friends is young". At the same time, jiaozi and Yuanbao are quite similar, meaning treasure.

Second, off-year is different.

1, Southern Spring Festival: The off-year in southern China is the 24th of the twelfth lunar month. ?

2. Northern Spring Festival: The 23rd day of the twelfth lunar month is a small year in the north. ?

Second, red envelopes are different.

1, Southern Spring Festival: The red envelope of Southern Spring Festival is called "Li", and dividend means good luck every year. The amount ranges from a few yuan to dozens of hundreds, basically not thousands, and will be distributed to everyone, whether friends take it to visit or meet it on the street. ?

2. New Year's Eve in the North: The red envelopes for New Year's Eve in the North are called "lucky money", and the single amount of red envelopes for New Year's Eve in the North is relatively large, all of which are100,200, or even1000,2000, which is only for relatives and friends.