What are the customs of yugan county Spring Festival in Shangrao?

First of all, post Spring Festival couplets.

During the Spring Festival, most people stick Spring Festival couplets to symbolize good luck. Writing Spring Festival couplets pays attention to family background, and posting New Year pictures pays attention to locations and maps. If you draw fish on a water tank, it means that there are more (fish) every year; The painted grain posted on the rice shop symbolizes the bumper harvest of the grain; There is a three-star painting of Fu Lushou hanging on the guest room, which symbolizes the full house of children and grandchildren, long life and wealth.

Second, the New Year's Eve dinner

After the ancestor worship, the whole family get together to have a New Year's Eve dinner, which is also the most abundant meal of the year. Some big dishes are necessary, such as leek, which means long-term; Fish balls and meatballs mean reunion; Whole chicken means a safe family; Vegetable head, meaning colored head; Fried food means prosperity ... eat slowly on New Year's Eve and try everything. Those who don't drink at ordinary times should have a drink or two at this time.

In addition, closing the door and setting off firecrackers before dinner is not convenient for outsiders to disturb. If you knock on your neighbor's door at this time, people will be angry.

Third, keep watch on New Year's Eve.

In Yugan, Shangrao, on New Year's Eve, after dinner, the family got together to chat and watch the Spring Festival Gala, waiting for the moment to bid farewell to the old year and welcome the new year. The all-night vigil symbolizes driving away all evil diseases and epidemics and looking forward to good luck in the new year.

Fourth, open the door and set off firecrackers.

In the early morning of New Year's Day, the first thing every household should do is to set off firecrackers. The whole city is full of firecrackers, symbolizing the farewell of the old year and the welcome of the new year. Therefore, fireworks should be ready before the new year.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) New Year greetings.

Every year, from the beginning of the New Year's Day, the younger generation will pay New Year greetings to their elders, which is a way to express good wishes to each other.