How to celebrate the New Year in Spain and what are the customs of New Year s Day in Spain?

Didn't sleep all night. Similar to us Chinese, young people go to dance halls or go to a small place to do dancing activities.

It's all the same, eat, eat, celebrate.

Regardless of whether you are a resident of the capital or not, as long as you are a Spaniard, then you have the unique custom of eating 12 grapes on New Year's Day, which is the most characteristic habit in Spain to welcome the New Year.

When the first bell strikes 12 o'clock in the Plaza del Sol, people put one grape in their mouths and a second grape ...... in their mouthsAnd so on until the bell strikes 12 and the 12 grapes are eaten.

On New Year's Day, Spaniards are most taboo on this day when children fight, scold or cry, thinking that this is a bad omen, so Spanish parents on this day in order to win the joy of their children, almost have to meet all the requirements they make, in short, they can't let their children cry, otherwise the new year will be bad.

At the same time, most Spaniards carry a gold or copper coin with them to greet the auspicious person.

December 31 is a day for countries around the world to say goodbye to the old and welcome the new. Most of the people who live in Madrid, the capital of Spain, gather at the Plaza del Sun at one o'clock in the evening, and gather in groups of three to drink and chat, waiting for the bell to ring at 12 o'clock, which is a regular activity for the people of the capital to welcome New Year's Day.

Whether you are a resident of the capital or not, as long as you are a Spaniard, you have the unique custom of eating 12 grapes on New Year's Day, which is the most distinctive habit in Spain to welcome the New Year.

When the first bell strikes 12 o'clock in the Plaza del Sol, people put one grape in their mouths, the second one in their mouths, and so on until the bell strikes at 12 o'clock and the 12 grapes are eaten.

On New Year's Day, Spaniards are most taboo on this day when children fight, scold or cry, thinking that this is a bad omen, so Spanish parents on this day in order to win the joy of their children, almost have to meet all the requirements they make, in short, they can't let their children cry, otherwise the new year will be bad.

Spaniards reunite as a family on New Year's Eve, and at twelve o'clock, they compete to eat grapes with the church bells ringing. Every time you strike the bell, you must eat one, and if you eat twelve in a row, it means that the coming year will be smooth sailing and good luck.

There are many Spanish New Year customs, and they are also very local to Spain, so what are the Spanish New Year customs?

1. Eat twelve grapes.

As mentioned above, each of the twelve grapes has a different meaning, such as "peace", the fifth "peace", the sixth "refuge", etc., and in addition to this, there is also a custom in Spanish-speaking Mexico.

2. Gold ring + champagne.

After eating 12 grapes, you will pour champagne into a glass with a gold ring, and raise a glass with your family and friends to celebrate the new year.

3. Meet the child's requirements.

On this day of the Spanish New Year, Spanish parents will be particularly tolerant and tolerant, and will meet all the requirements of the children, because the Spanish New Year's custom is that children are not allowed to scold, fight and cry here, because these are bad omen.

4. Carry gold or copper coins.

On this day of the New Year, most Spaniards will carry a gold or copper coin on their bodies to show that the new year can be auspicious and lucky.