Should people who are vegetarian on the fifteenth day of the first month be vegetarian on New Year's Eve? Or eat on the first day of the new year? Tell me about someone who knows!

According to some traditional beliefs and habits, the first and fifteenth days of junior high school are regarded as special days, and it is usually suggested to be vegetarian or reduce meat intake. This is because in the traditional culture of China, the first and fifteenth days are considered to be related to the changes of Yin and Yang in the universe, and vegetarian diet helps to regulate the energy of the body and achieve a balanced and harmonious state.

There is no fixed rule as to whether to eat vegetarian food or meat on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day. Generally speaking, it depends on personal beliefs, habits and family traditions. Some people may start to be vegetarian on New Year's Eve and start eating meat repeatedly at the beginning of New Year's Eve to show their awe and respect for the gods. Some people may choose to be vegetarian at the beginning of New Year's Eve and eat meat on New Year's Eve to welcome the New Year.

It should be noted that vegetarianism or eating meat should be carried out on the premise of maintaining good health. If excessive dependence on vegetarian food or meat affects your health, it will not be worth the loss. Therefore, in terms of diet, we should pay attention to balance and moderation, and keeping healthy is the most important thing.