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Snow Doll: (Grandma Wang sticking something in the kitchen) Grandma Wang, what are you pasting here?

Grandma Wang: (pointing to the painting) This is the god of the stove, and the god of the stove is sent to the god of the stove on the twenty-third day of the lunar month every year. After a while, we will also burn the cake, which is called "sacrificial stove" in our place. That is, to sacrifice to the god of the stove.

Snow Doll: (Aunt Li is concentrating on cleaning) Aunt Li, why are you doing hygiene today?

Aunt Li: (Aunt Li pats the dust on her body) Today is the 24th day of the lunar month, and we have to sweep the house today to sweep away the bad luck of last year and welcome the good luck of the New Year.

Snow Doll: (squeezing in front of the tofu stall) Master, why are there so many people who come to buy tofu today?

Tofu seller: (Radiant) Today is the twenty-fifth day of the lunar month, and in our countryside, today is to cut tofu and prepare for the New Year. (After that, I went to work again to greet business.) ）

Snow Doll: (Crawling to the counter) Today's business is extraordinary, it seems that the whole village has come to buy meat?

Waiter: (smiling) Isn't that right, don't you know that today is the 26th day of the lunar month, and you have to buy meat today in the countryside, so business is so good.

Barber: That's not it, today is the twenty-seventh day of the lunar month, and the people who cut hairs today are shrewd people, and we have a saying here, "Twenty-seven, shave the essence." "If you reach twenty-eight, it's a shaved melon. Therefore, everyone should be a shrewd person, and they don't want to be a fool.

Snow Doll: (Aunt Zhang is cutting window flowers) Aunt Zhang, why are you sitting and cutting window flowers during the New Year?

Aunt Zhang: (puts down the scissors in her hand and smiles) Do you know that on the 28th day of the lunar month in the countryside, you have to put window flowers to decorate the house, how can I not cut a few?

Snow Doll: (The waiter keeps putting wine on the shelves) Waiter, why is the wine selling so fast today?

Salesman: Since it's the twenty-ninth today, we're going to buy wine today.

Snow Doll: (I saw Uncle Li busy up and down, I walked over quickly, and saw Uncle Li pasting couplets) Uncle Li, why do you want to post Spring Festival couplets this New Year?

Uncle Li: You see, in this red Spring Festival couplet, the blessings are pious prayers and the people's expectations for a better year ahead.

Snow Doll: (In the evening, when I came to Grandma Liu's house, the family was around the table making dumplings) Grandma Liu, Happy New Year!

Grandma Liu: (Serve me a bowl of hot dumplings) Eat a bowl of dumplings, this dumpling contains a "coin", this coin means "wealth", "good luck", if you eat this "coin", it indicates that the New Year is all the best, safe and sound!

Before I left, Grandma Liu told me a local New Year's ballad: "Twenty-three children, send the old stove master to heaven, twenty-four children, sweep the house, twenty-five children, cut tofu, twenty-six children, go to cut meat, twenty-seven children, shave essence, twenty-eight, applique flowers, twenty-nine, go to buy wine, Chinese New Year's Eve, roll dumplings skin." ”

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As a traditional festival of the Chinese nation, the Spring Festival has also become "globalized", becoming a festival familiar to people in more and more countries in the world, and has formed a unique custom in the local area. Let's take a look at how some countries celebrate this Chinese New Year festival that represents family affection and love. The following imitation socks are compiled by me about the Spring Festival blackboard newspaper related content, I hope to help you:

: Tet in Vietnam

In Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, local residents buy peach blossom branches at the flower market. On the occasion of the Chinese New Year, Vietnamese people will go to the flower market to buy peach blossom branches and place them at home before the festival to wish for good luck in the New Year.

: Adults and children have red envelopes

In addition to Thailand, Vietnam is also a country where Chinese culture is very well preserved. In addition to the Vietnamese Chinese, most Vietnamese locals also celebrate the Spring Festival, because the Spring Festival is not only a Chinese festival in Vietnam, but also a traditional festival in Vietnam.

Xiao Chen, a Vietnamese student studying in Thailand, said that in Vietnam, children and adults will receive red envelopes during the Spring Festival, which is a New Year's money for children and New Year's blessings and gratitude from children for adults.

Blackboard newspaper about the Spring Festival**.

: There are many Chinese New Year customs in Vietnam

Vietnam's Spring Festival begins every year on the 23rd day of the lunar calendar, and the atmosphere of the New Year continues throughout the New Year, which is a month of "eating, drinking, and having fun" in Vietnamese folk sayings. According to Vietnamese folklore, on the twenty-third day of the lunar month, all the gods on the earth have to go back to heaven to report the situation of the year.

As soon as the stove prince leaves, there is no god to take care of it at home, at this time, you can sprinkle and sweep the court, rebuild some places in the house that dare not move, and prepare for the New Year. This day is also called the intake and expulsion. This is obviously the same origin as the Chinese folk legend about the Lord of the Stove.

In order to send the king of the stove on the road, let the king of the stove raise his noble hand when he reports, and people have to release the carp ——— the mount of the king of the stove.

After the expulsion, you have to prepare the New Year's goods. From the folk song of "fatty meat pickled buckwheat red couplet, fan pole cannon battle green New Year's dumplings" can be seen in the traditional content of New Year's goods. Now that life is better, fat meat is not necessary, but it is still necessary to buy a lot of meat for the New Year.

No matter how good life is, this pickled buckwheat is still left on people's tables and has become a traditional symbol of the New Year. Although some people still buy couplets, they are no longer so popular because Chinese characters no longer have the status of official writing. The rod is a thing that is free from calamity, and it cannot be missing.

As for the artillery battle, in 1995, Vietnam issued an order to abolish this traditional way of celebrating the New Year. In order to preserve the atmosphere of the Chinese New Year, Vietnam ** organizes flower casting activities in the central squares of large and medium-sized cities on the night of Chinese New Year's Eve every year. New Year's dumplings are used to worship ancestors.

Vietnam's zongzi are square, only about 1 kilogram, taking the meaning of the sky and the round.

Vietnamese people do not dare to "grab the first place" to pay New Year's greetings, and "the later the better".

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The customs tabloids of the Spring Festival mainly sweep the dust and sacrifice to the god of the stove.

Sweeping dust, the busy year before the year is mainly to remove the old cloth and new as the theme of the activity, dust sweeping is one of the customs of the old cloth and new in the previous year. The folk proverb says that on the twenty-fourth day of the lunar month, the dust sweeps the house, and at the end of the year, Gan San officially began to prepare for the New Year. Sweeping is the year-end cleaning, which is called sweeping the house in the north and sweeping the house in the south.

To worship the god of Vesta, the third day of the twelfth month of the lunar calendar or the fourth day of Gan is to clean the stove, take down the old stove and burn it, and put up the new image on the morning of Chinese New Year's Eve, and place wine, meat, candy, sugar cane, rice crackers, etc., burn incense, light candles, and set up paper cannons. The folk practice of sacrificing the stove can be traced back to the pre-Qin period, but in the beginning, the day of the sacrificial stove was not on the day of the small year.

The significance of the Spring Festival

China has a long history of celebrating the New Year, and in the process of inheritance and development, it has formed dust sweeping, sticking couplets, eating Chinese New Year's Eve dinner, keeping the New Year, paying respects to the New Year, paying respects to the New Year, dragon and lion dances, worshipping gods and ancestors, praying for blessings and disasters, traveling gods, boats, temple fairs, gongs and drums, vernier flags, lighting wine, and viewing lanterns. Traditional festival ceremonies and related customs and activities are important contents of festival elements, carrying a rich and colorful festival cultural heritage.

Xiao Nian does not refer to a single day, and due to local customs, the days that are called Xiao Nian are also different. During the New Year, the main folk activities include dust sweeping and sacrificial stoves. Before the Qing Dynasty, the traditional day of the folk New Year's sacrifice stove was the 24th day of the lunar month, and most of the southern regions still maintained the old tradition of celebrating the 24th lunar month.