What are the customs of the Spring Festival?

In China, another good luck year has begun.

In China, a new year has begun.

Fireworks are blooming in the sky, dragons are dancing in the streets, and cities are closed to celebrate China New Year and China culture.

Fireworks rose into the sky, dragons danced in the streets, and the city closed to celebrate the New Year.

This is the most important time of the year, the rules, traditions and customs handed down from generation to generation.

This is the most important time of the year, and traditional customs are passed down from generation to generation.

The celebration lasts 15 magical days full of family reunion, delicious food and good luck.

The celebration lasts 15 days, and every day is a wonderful family gathering, with endless food and good luck.

Today, China New Year is full of happiness. But according to legend, it didn't start like this.

Now the Spring Festival is full of joy. But that's not how the legend began.

A long time ago, in China, there was a terrible monster called Nian, whose name means Nian.

Long ago, there was a wild animal named Nian in China. It is huge, fierce and dangerous.

He has sharp teeth, huge claws, and really means growling.

It has sharp teeth and huge claws, and its roar is scary.

Most of the time he lived in the wilderness, but on the darkest night of the year, when the new moon appeared in the sky, he would sneak into the village and scare away everyone, even animals.

Most of the time it lives in the wilderness, but on the darkest night of the year, when there is a crescent moon hanging in the sky, it will sneak into the village and scare away everyone in the village, even animals.

For many years, people were afraid of the new moon until a wise man told them three things that Nian was afraid of: loud noise, fire and red.

People have been afraid of the new moon night for many years, until a wise man told them that they were afraid of three things, loud noise, fire and red.

When the next "Nian" comes, the villagers fight back. They beat the drums as loudly as possible, lit all the firecrackers and dressed in red from head to toe.

When the next "Year of the Year" came, the villagers fought back. They beat drums loudly, lit all firecrackers and wore red clothes from head to toe.

Years went far away and never came back.

Nian ran far away and never came back.

After that, people began to celebrate the new moon instead of being afraid of it.

From then on, people stopped being afraid of the new moon and began to celebrate it.

This celebration became a 15-day festival for family, food and good luck, called China New Year.

The celebration evolved into a 15-day festival. Families eat together and pray for good luck. This festival is called Spring Festival.

Every New Year in China is always represented by one of the twelve zodiac signs and the one chosen by the Jade Emperor centuries ago.

Every Spring Festival is represented by one of the 12 animals selected by the Jade Emperor a long time ago and the Chinese zodiac.

According to legend, a long time ago in China, the Jade Emperor held a great competition, and the first twelve animals to arrive at the palace would be the winners. In honor of them, each of them will be named after them for one year.

According to legend, a long time ago in China, the Jade Emperor held a grand competition, and the 12 animal who first arrived in the Heavenly Palace was the winner. Will be named after them one year.

In the race, the bull kept ahead until he had to cross the rushing river, and the mouse followed him closely, so the kind bull let the mouse ride on his back.

In the competition, the cow will win until it crosses the rushing river. The mouse behind can't swim very well, so the kind cow let the mouse ride on its back.

As soon as they reached the other side, the mouse jumped down, ran to the finish line quickly and won the game, which is why the first year of the China lunar calendar is the Year of the Rat.

As soon as they reached the other side of the river, the mice jumped up and rushed to the finish line to win the race, so the first year of the China Zodiac is the Year of the Rat.

In addition, 1 1 species of animals arrived at the palace, creating the twelve-year cycle of the China Zodiac.

Plus 1 1 animals arrive in the heavenly palace, forming a cycle of 12.

It is said that animals named after your birth year can shape your character and destiny.

It is said that your zodiac can determine your character and destiny.

You may be as honest as a dragon or as smart as a monkey.

You may be as upright as a dragon or as clever as a monkey.

When your animal enters the zodiac, it is said that your year will be full of surprises.

When your birth year comes, it is said that it will be full of surprises.

But no matter what kind of animal you are, everyone is happy to respect these ancient traditions, even in modern New Year celebrations.

But no matter what you belong to, everyone likes to abide by these ancient traditions, even in modern Spring Festival celebrations.

Today, China New Year brings families from all over the world together.

Now, no matter where you are in the world, the Spring Festival will bring your family together.

In fact, billions of people go back to their homes in China to enjoy a delicious reunion dinner with their families and plates of homemade food.

Many people will go back to their hometown in China and have a home-cooked family reunion dinner with their families.

Many foods, such as egg rolls, noodles and shrimp, have special meanings.

Many foods have special meanings, such as egg rolls, noodles and shrimps.

Egg rolls symbolize the wealth of the coming year, because they look like pure gold bars.

Egg rolls symbolize the wealth of the coming year because they look like gold bars.

Long noodles should not be cut, because long noodles symbolize health and longevity.

Long noodles can't be cut, because long noodles represent health and longevity.

Shrimp symbolizes happiness, because shrimp and smiling mandarin words sound very similar.

Shrimp stands for happiness, because "shrimp" and "smile" in Mandarin sound very similar.

As part of the celebration, lucky red envelopes called red envelopes were distributed to children and unmarried adults.

As part of the festival, red envelopes will be given to children and unmarried adults.

In China culture, red symbolizes luck. In order to receive red envelopes, people will extend good wishes to the elderly.

In China culture, red symbolizes luck. In order to get red envelopes, children will send good wishes to the elderly.

Every envelope contains money, which brings prosperity and good luck for the coming year.

Red envelopes are full of money, hoping to bring prosperity and good luck in the coming year.

In the15th day of China New Year, it is a time to reflect on the past year and celebrate the future.

The15th day of the Spring Festival is a good time to review last year and celebrate the future.

Bright fireworks lit up the sky, and huge parades meandered along the streets until the last day of the New Year celebration.

Bright fireworks lit up the sky, and a large number of people poured into the streets until the last day of the celebration.

On the Lantern Festival, thousands of bright lanterns glow at night, bringing good luck to everyone.

On the Lantern Festival, thousands of lanterns light up the night and bring good luck to everyone.

No matter where you live, you can take part in the celebration, whether it is having a reunion dinner with your family or celebrating the reunion 15 days.

No matter where you are, whether it's a family reunion dinner or a complete 15 day reunion, you can join the celebration.

The Lunar New Year is open to everyone.

Everyone can celebrate the Spring Festival.