What are the stresses of New Year greetings in the north?

People from the north of China usually follow the principle of "from the inside out, from near to far". They worship their families on the first day, the Yue family on the second day and their relatives on the third day.

New Year greetings: There are three traditional New Year greetings. First of all, kowtow. Minors should pay tribute to their elders when they pay New Year greetings to them. Second, bow down, bow down. When saluting, make a fist with both hands, hold the right hand with the left hand, and pass Qi Mei. Shake it up and down a few times, then bow. The third is boxing. The standard man's posture is that his right hand is clenched and his left hand is wrapped. Women, on the other hand, don't make a fist, just press their hands.

On the morning of New Year's Day, the whole family put on new clothes, set off firecrackers, eat jiaozi and pay New Year greetings to each other. Generally, they don't travel far to pay New Year's greetings.