What are the Spring Festival customs in Xinhui, Jiangmen, Guangdong?

Now these Spring Festival customs are simplified, and the previous words are like this:

Twenty-eight years old, sloppy. Many families do a lot of cleaning, and generally choose 28 years old. It is said that this day is the day when the Kitchen God reported the life of the Jade Emperor in the past year. Every household has agreed to carry out a thorough cleaning, so that the chef can see it in his eyes and keep it in his heart. This is the origin of "28 years old, sloppy washing".

Twenty-nine bombed oil angle. 29. Most families in Xinhui, especially those in rural areas, have the habit of bombing oil angle. Fried dumplings and oil angle are necessities for Chinese New Year. When oil angle put the fried dumplings on the altar, he prayed that "fried dumplings will be put on the table, and the financial resources will be rolling" and "oil angle and oil angle will be full of gold and silver". On New Year's Eve, every household will put up Spring Festival couplets and hang two oranges and two garlic on the doorframe.

Eat leftovers on the first day, and the next day, the next year. On New Year's Day, people generally don't buy vegetables, but only eat the leftovers from the New Year's Eve dinner, which is called "vegetables" locally. ? "Tail" means to think hard, be frugal and simple. On the second day of New Year's Day, citizens call it "opening the year". On this day, every household uses a live carp, supplemented by a dish of lettuce and celery. Live carp is a metaphor for the flexibility of Yuelongmen and the good luck in the new year. Lettuce is the sound of "making money", and celery means hard work can make money. On the second day of the Lunar New Year, lion dancers will go to shops or companies to pay New Year greetings. People generally like to hang a red envelope on a high place with a bunch of lettuce, so that the lion dance can pick it very high, which is also commonly known as "picking the green step by step".

The third day is "Chikou" and the seventh day is "People's Day". People generally don't want to pay New Year greetings on the third day, and they don't want others to come. It is said that this day is called "Akaguchi". If you visit each other during the New Year, it is easy to quarrel and cause conflicts. The seventh day of the seventh lunar month, commonly known as "People's Day", means "People's Birthday".

Other New Year greetings, dividends are basic.