What is the Hakka New Year custom in Meizhou?

Meizhou Hakka New Year customs are as follows:

1. On New Year's Eve, Hakkas have the custom of celebrating the New Year. Every household is brightly lit, and everyone gets together to bid farewell to the old and welcome the new, and enjoy family happiness.

2. Exquisite old people will tell their children and grandchildren that from the 30th to the 3rd of the year, a small light should be left in every room, which means "lighting up the year", and the whole room will be lit up.

3. On New Year's Eve (the last day of the Chinese New Year, the abortion fell on the 29th), people are busy sorting out and fiddling with food at home to prepare the "New Year's Eve", also known as the "reunion dinner". After noon, camphor leaves or pomelo leaves, cat spines, eucalyptus leaves, etc. Boil it in an enlarged pot, and the whole family, old and young, take a bath with this water, and then put on new clothes, boots and socks. This is called washing.

? Special cuisine of Hakka people in Meizhou for the New Year.

Meizhou Hakka's New Year's Eve dinner has a bowl of stewed tofu, which is smooth and delicious. Because of the lack of flour in Guangdong after the Hakkas moved south from the Central Plains, it was difficult to eat in jiaozi, so they changed to stewed tofu. For this reason, when the elders eat this dish, they should also tell their families why, so that their children and grandchildren will not forget their hometown in the Central Plains and the custom of northerners eating jiaozi during the Spring Festival.