What is the festival of Thousand Doors and Ten Thousand Pupils Always Changing New Peaches for Old Symbols Meaning of Thousand Doors and Ten Thousand Pupils Always Changing New Peaches for Old Symbols

1. TEEEL, a thousand doors, always change the new peach for the old one, refers to the Spring Festival.

2, meaning that whenever the first day of the first month of the day, the sun has just risen, thousands of families will change the old peach symbols, to put on the new peach symbols! It symbolizes the scene of the old and the new, and the renewal of all things!

3. This poem was written by Wang Anshi in the Song Dynasty, "The New Year's Day" describes the scene at the Spring Festival. From the key words in the poem, firecrackers, year-end, peach symbols can be seen that these are the traditional festivals of China's Spring Festival when the New Year's custom, only in the Spring Festival when people will burn firecrackers, the New Year's Eve, and posting Spring Festival couplets.

4. The translation of this poem is: In the crackling sound of firecrackers, the old year is sent away and the new year is ushered in. When people drink the delicious Tu Su wine, the warm spring breeze comes to them, which is very pleasant! At dawn, every family took down the old peach charms and replaced them with new ones to welcome the New Year.