How to invite the king for the New Year, and then how to send the king?

If you only have one card that is not duplicated, you can't give it to someone else.

Question: The last time the king card was charged 100 and 70 free. Now there are more than a hundred. Can I get it back?

I will prepare some gifts such as fruits, buy red paper for writing couplets, write the couplets I want to write on a small piece of paper, and go to Uncle Wang's house to ask Uncle Wang if he has time. Remember to praise Uncle Wang's good calligraphy before opening your mouth, so that Uncle Wang is happy and comfortable.

Needless to say, this should be too tactful, as soon as you see that Uncle Wang, you say Happy New Year, I wish you ...... in the new yearHelp you get into the theme, what do you say, I brought it to look like this, I have nothing to do with you, I just want to ask for a couplet,

I would say, "Uncle Wang, the Spring Festival is coming." My mom wants you to write a couplet for our family, excuse me, are you free? ”

Grandpa Wang, I heard that your calligraphy is very good, can you please write a couplet for our family?

I'd say I'm not good at it?

I would say: Grandpa Wang, the Spring Festival is coming, my mother heard that you are good at calligraphy, and wants you to write a pair of Spring Festival couplets for your home. Excuse me, are you available?

The Spring Festival King Card will send 12 months of child star members, and in the second month, it will be directly collected in me.

What's the big deal? At most, it is to stay at your house for an extra day, and then deliver it the next day.

It's okay, set a table for the New Year, remember to let the stove prince eat well at home.

The traditional culture of the Chinese nation is something that you believe in, and you don't have it.

If you have a heart, you will have a spirit, but you must always say goodbye to the old and welcome the new.

Buy a sugar melon to make up for it haha.

What's the way, let's continue to send it next year.

Forget it, forget it.

When sending the stove, put candy, water, beans, sacrificial stove couplets on the table in front of the statue of the stove king, etc., the stove king needs to offer brown sugar glutinous rice balls in front of the throne, light the incense, and then invite the portrait of the stove king from the wall, together with the tribute prepared in advance, take it to the outside of the courtyard and burn it, and set off firecrackers at the same time, so that the etiquette of sending the stove king is completed.

Regarding the time of sending the stove to the prince, different regions, different nationalities, and the customs of worship are also different. The time to send the stove prince in the northern region is mostly on the 24th day of the twelfth lunar month every year, and the southern region is mostly on the 23rd day of the twelfth month of the lunar calendar, which is also known as the sacrificial stove festival. The folk of the festival pay attention to eating sticky cakes, dumplings, hemp sugar, killing New Year pigs, New Year dumplings, fire burning, Guangdong sugar and so on.

After sending the stove king to heaven, each household began to clean, sweeping the kitchen and living room inside and outside, and preparing all kinds of sumptuous food for the Spring Festival. On the afternoon of Chinese New Year's Eve, amid the sound of firecrackers and the laughter of children, people restored the position of the stove king in the kitchen and welcomed the stove king back.

The activity of sacrificing the god of the stove can be said to have a long history, to the Xia Dynasty when the people have appeared, to the Qin Dynasty to the king of the stove was officially recognized, was included in the canon "seven rituals", to the Han Dynasty even upgraded to the "five rituals", the sacrifice of the king of the stove has a history of thousands of years, every year on the twenty-third day of the month of the month to send the king of the stove back to the heavens, to the Chinese New Year's Eve and then pick up. But there are also some places where the god of the stove is greeted on the fourth day of the first lunar month. On the day of the return of the god of the hearth, every family is required to stay at home, prepare abundant fruits, burn incense, light candles, and set off firecrackers as a sign of greeting.

When sending the stove, there are still several beggars in some places, dressed up, singing the song of sending the stove king, dancing the dance of sending the stove, called "sending the stove god", in exchange for food. In the old days, almost every stove was equipped with a "stove king" shrine. Legend has it that he was the Jade Emperor's title of "Nine Heavens East Kitchen Si Ming Stove Wangfujun", who was responsible for managing the stoves of each family, and was worshipped as the protector of the family.

Most of the shrines of the stove king are located in the north or east of the stove room, and the statue of the king of the stove is offered in the middle.

The god of the stove is also known as the king of the stove, the king of the stove, and the king of the stove. Chinese folklore says that the god of the stove returns to the world on the twenty-third night of the lunar month every year, and returns to the world on the fourth day of the first lunar month. It is the lowest-ranking earth immortal in myths and legends.

The scholars and the people set up a shrine, "or set up a household, or set up a stove". Chinese folk worship to the god of the stove has a very long history. After the Wei and Jin dynasties, the god of the stove had a name.

Sui Du Taiqing's "Jade Candle Treasure Book" quoted the "Book of Stoves" as saying, "The god of the stove, surnamed Su, the name is auspicious, and the woman's name is Bo Cheek". The central Hebei region is for Zhang Kui and Gao Lanying. The sacrifice to the god of the stove entrusts the Chinese working people with a good wish to ward off evil spirits, avoid disasters and pray for blessings.

According to your description, the painting of the Lord of the Stove was sent away on the evening of the second day of the first lunar month. But one place has one custom, and that's how my area is.

Legend has it that when Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty toured Hangzhou, he paid a private visit to Wushan one day. Although Wang Xiaoer's family was poor, he still generously used the only tofu, fish head and spinach in the family to make spinach tofu and fish head tofu to entertain uninvited guests.

After eating, Qianlong felt that it was unusually delicious, and when he returned to the capital, he asked the imperial dining room to do it, but he didn't feel that it tasted like that. When Qianlong visited Hangzhou again, he sent someone to find Wang Xiaoer, and the impoverished Wang Xiaoer truthfully said that his predicament was "not as good as a year". In order to repay Wang Xiaoer's gift of a meal, Qianlong rewarded him with gold and silver for Wang Xiaoer to open a shop, and inscribed "Huang Fan'er" for the store with a royal pen.

With Emperor Qianlong's favorite "fish head tofu", the business of the small shop is prosperous, and the dilemma of "Wang Xiaoer's New Year - one year is not as good as one year" has also become history.

Answer: Everyone knows that the Spring Festival is also called the New Year, and the legend says that a long time ago, the New Year was not the meaning of the New Year, and it was a very hideous and terrifying monster. It's terrifying, it can smash a house with a wave of its hand, stomp through a big crater, and shake a mountain with a roar. In the winter of that year, it snowed heavily in the mountains, and soon the mountains were sealed, and the animals were all hiding in the mountains, and even the grass was buried in the snow.

Unable to find food anywhere, the Year of the Monster thought of a village beyond the mountain with pigs, cows, sheep, and humans. So Nian climbed over the mountain and walked towards the village.

The people of the village watched from a distance as a big monster approached the village, and the villagers were so frightened that they hurriedly ran back to the village and hid in the house, closing the doors and windows tightly. In the Year of the Monster, they broke into the village, eating sheep when they saw them, eating cows when they saw cows, and some villagers were stuffed into their mouths and eaten by it before they had time to hide. At this time, a villager dressed in red walked back with a hoe, and this villager did not know that he had entered the village.

When the villager saw the New Year, the hoe fell to the ground with a thud, and his legs trembled in fright. Nian walked over to the villager in red clothes, and when he approached and saw the red clothes he was wearing, he immediately yelled and turned around and ran. The villagers were very surprised, and they didn't know why Nian ran away when he saw the villager.

A white-bearded old man said: This monster is not afraid of many things, only three things. The first is afraid of red, the second is afraid of fire, and the third is afraid of crackling sounds.

In the winter of the second year, Nian came to this village again, but there was no one in the village at all, even chickens, ducks, cattle and sheep were hidden. When he came to the door of a house, he saw a red wooden board hanging from the door, and he immediately screamed and turned and ran. It was jumping up and down the village, and every house was covered with red planks, and it began to decay.

Suddenly, there was a loud crackling sound in the village, and Nian went on a rampage desperately. The villagers who had hidden in the house all ran out, all dressed in red and beating gongs and drums, and the villagers lit a bonfire in the clearing and threw bamboo into the fire to make a crackling sound. Nian was frightened and fled with his head in his arms.

The villagers cheered and danced, and since then, the New Year has never come out to harm people, but the habit of hanging wooden planks and setting off firecrackers during the New Year has been handed down. Now it has become a custom such as pasting Spring Festival couplets, setting off fireworks and vigils, and this day of the year has become a festival - the Spring Festival, which is how the Spring Festival came.

Do you know how the custom of the Spring Festival came about every year? After listening to it, I have gained insight!

This is a northern custom. The 23rd of the lunar month celebrates the New Year. Send the stove prince to heaven and eat dumplings.

There are local sayings here that the small year refers to the beginning of the New Year, so it is called the small year The small year on the 15th day of the first month is called the Lantern Festival, and in order to distinguish it from the Spring Festival, it is called the small year.

Hello, yes, we are the same in both places, the twenty-third day of the lunar month is the sacrificial stove festival, and there are many places in the country called Xiao Nian. The fifteenth day of the first lunar month is also called the small year, also called the Lantern Festival. It's just a different name for different places.

We have a Chinese New Year from the first day to the fifth day of the new year.

It seems that the lunar calendar is three days a year!