What are the traditional Chinese New Year customs?

My favorite is China New Year. When we celebrate China New Year, we don't have to do anything on the first day. Crowds in twos and threes gathered around and spread stories everywhere. Street stalls and shops were closed, and the whole street was settled, only a few dogs and kittens were running around. The days from the second day to the fifth day are the time to visit relatives and pay New Year greetings. Usually go to my uncle's house first, and then go to my mother's house. At this time, the food stores on the street are crowded with people and the business is booming. The whole street is full of traffic and people come and go. At this time, it is also the time for housewives to show their talents. Delicious dishes such as chicken, duck and fish are served one after another, and they must return to their respective homes after eating and drinking enough. Because tomorrow will be the fifth day, commonly known as "five poverty." In order to drive away the poor, every household will set off firecrackers, eat jiaozi, and pray for good weather, wealth and peace in the coming year. The blink of an eye is the seventh day, commonly known as "people seven." Every household should eat longevity noodles and expect everyone to live a long and healthy life. After the tenth day of the first month, my uncle began to pick lanterns for his nephew. The original lanterns were all made of paper, but now the lanterns are basically made of plastic, with different shapes and dazzling. After the fifteenth day of the first month, the year is over. In this way, people resumed their life before the Chinese New Year.