What are the New Year customs in your hometown that you can't see elsewhere?

The Chinese New Year is a very important event for people in China, because in the Spring Festival, every family outside the struggle of people will return home to reunite with their parents, and every place, the New Year customs are always different.

It is believed that every place has a lot of customs on New Year's Eve. On the 30th day of the Lunar New Year, also called New Year's Eve, every family will have a reunion dinner. And the essential dish on the table of every family is fish, and the fish can not be eaten, which represents the "yearly surplus". Sugar, peanuts and jujubes are also essential at the table, representing "early spring". Of course, there are also persimmon cakes on the table, which represents "all the best", the family must also have almonds, which represents "happiness and prosperity", and of course, there are also people love, flowers see flowers bloom rice cakes, not only Shanxi people have the custom of eating rice cakes, many places in China have the custom of eating rice cakes, rice cakes, rice cakes, rice cakes, rice cakes, rice cakes, rice cakes, rice cakes, rice cakes. The custom of eating rice cakes represents the "yearly high".

My family is in a small city in the south, so the custom of New Year's Eve is the same as that of most southerners. In the south of the New Year's Eve, in addition to eating New Year's Eve dinner, in the first day of the year I ate breakfast is also very say, that time in order to the new year has a good meaning, so no matter how late the family in the night of New Year's Eve, the first day of the New Year is not allowed to sleep, because get up early is equivalent to the next year, you will be able to wind and rain. And the first day of the New Year's breakfast need to have the man of the family to do Oh, this reason is because the woman of the family all year cooking for the family, so to let the man on the first day of the New Year's to experience the hard work of the woman cooking.

Every family also has to make dumplings on the night of the New Year's Eve, which are usually eaten at twelve o'clock in the evening, but my family eats them after putting up the couplets and going to sweep the graves of our ancestors first, and then coming back. It is also called "Jiaosi" because it represents the handover between the old year and the new year. When wrapping dumplings, we also have to wrap a few chili peppers, sugar cubes and coins. If someone eats chili peppers, it means that he has had a prosperous year; if someone eats sugar cubes, it means that he has had a sweet year; if someone eats coins, it means that his wealth is rolling in. Not only these, the rural areas of Gansu always in the evening of New Year's Eve twelve to go to the temple in the mountains to invite the god of wealth, hanging lanterns in front of the door and other customs.

On the first day of the New Year's noon is required to eat a reunion meal with the family, although some families have a lot of people all year round in the outside world, and only on New Year's Day can come back, so the first day of the New Year's noon so that everyone is required to eat at home in order to get, outside of the work of the coming year to be able to be safe and good luck.

The 23rd and 24th days of the Lunar New Year are the busiest times for families because the 23rd day of the Lunar New Year is the day of the Zao Guan festival, and on that day, families need to buy good tributes to send to the Zao Wang Wang. And on the 24th day of the Lunar New Year, every family needs to clean their house. Because only by cleaning the house on that day can the family have a good weather in the coming year and all the people in the family be safe.

In the new year, may we all be happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy.