Post Spring Festival couplets, eat New Year's Eve dinner and watch lanterns for the New Year.

1, paste Spring Festival couplets, paste Spring Festival couplets

2. Stay up late to welcome the New Year.

3. Eat New Year's Eve dinner.

4. Look at the lanterns. Look at the lanterns

Pay New Year greetings (to sb.). )

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Other traditional China New Year customs are expressed in English:

1, cleaning? Spring cleaning: "dust" and "dust" are homophonic (dust means old and past in Chinese). From this point of view, "sweeping the dust before the Spring Festival" means thoroughly cleaning the house and sweeping away the bad luck in the past leap year.

2. stick grilles? Paper-cutting: After cleaning, people will put stick grilles on the doors and windows at home. Window grilles usually have auspicious patterns, which convey a festive and noisy atmosphere and express the good wishes of the people of China for a happy life.

3. Set off firecrackers: Setting off firecrackers was once one of the most important customs in the Spring Festival celebrations.

4. Red envelopes/lucky money: In the traditional culture of China, red is a lucky color. People believe that red envelopes can help people get rid of bad luck and bring happiness and wealth. In the past, elders gave red envelopes to their younger generations, but now this concept has been extended to the voices of friends, and some companies will also distribute year-end awards in red envelopes.