The Chinese New Year is coming soon, what should I pay attention to during the cleaning process?

You should put some valuables in your home well, because you may accidentally damage them during the cleaning, and you can also throw away some useless things at home, and the new year will be new.

Be sure to pay attention to safety during the cleaning process, and never wipe things with a damp cloth to avoid bulging furniture.

You need to pay attention to safety, because sometimes you have to climb high during cleaning, and it is easy to fall down.

It represents saying goodbye to the old and welcoming the new, in order to celebrate the new year.

The New Year's cleaning can sweep away the mildew (bad luck) of the year, sweep away the unsatisfactory things encountered in life, and hope that everything will go well in the coming year. There is a common saying of blessing is "say goodbye to the old and welcome the new", and this is what the New Year's cleaning means. The old things in the house cannot be replaced with new ones, so they are cleaned to express the farewell to the old and welcome the new.

There is also a saying that during the Chinese New Year, everyone has to go back and forth relatives, as well as neighbors visit the door more, some of them work outside all the year round, and the house is very dirty, so a big cleaning is carried out in order to welcome guests. The purpose of the cleaning is to make the home cleaner and more comfortable to look at.

The custom of sweeping dust during the Spring Festival can be traced back to the Yaoshun era and prevailed in the Tang and Song dynasties.

Wu Zimu's "Dream Lianglu" of the Song Dynasty recorded: At the end of December, no matter how big or small, the Shishu family sprinkled and swept the door, removed the dust, and cleaned the courtyard to pray for the safety of the New Year.

There is also a folk proverb: on the twenty-fourth day of the lunar month, dust and sweep the house.

Because "dust" and "Chen" are homophonic, the New Year dust sweep has the meaning of "removing Chen Buxin", which is intended to sweep all the bad luck and bad luck out of the door to welcome the good luck of the new year.

As a traditional custom, dust sweeping should also be particular:

During the Spring Festival cleaning, be sure to use a new broom, which is used to clean the walls and ceilings, and also tie a red cloth to signify good luck.

The exact time can vary from person to person, but it must be done before Chinese New Year's Eve.

Every Spring Festival, every household has to be cleaned up. People spray paint houses, clean furniture, and disassemble and wash bedding, which is called "sweeping the year" in ancient times.

The custom of sweeping dust originated in the Yaoshun era and evolved from a religious ritual in ancient times to drive away diseases. In the Tang and Song dynasties, the trend of "sweeping the year" prevailed. There is also a legend among the folk that the custom of sweeping dust was due to the tenant farmers of Tongzhou (now Nantong) to welcome the New Year grain of the Jade Emperor.

In the early days, the tenant farmers here were busy all year round, and there was not much left except for paying grain and rent. They prayed that King Zao would say more good things when he went to heaven on the 24th day of the lunar month, so that the Jade Emperor would be gracious and give some gifts from Tiancang to rain down the annual grain, Mi Xue, before Chinese New Year's Eve, so that they could have a full reunion dinner. In order to welcome the gift of the Jade Emperor, the tenant farmers clean the inside and outside of the house before the 28th day of the lunar month every year to welcome the New Year's grain, so that year after year, the national custom of sweeping the dust during the Spring Festival has been passed down from generation to generation.

Cleaning is a tradition of saying goodbye to the old and welcoming the new, sweeping away the dust, worries, sorrows, and joys of the new year.

New Year's cleaning is a custom, a ritual, farewell to the old welcome, sweep away the unsatisfactory in life, say goodbye to the past, easily welcome the new year, and have good luck.

Saying goodbye to the old and welcoming the new, cleaning can improve our living, working and living environment, so that we can live in a clean environment, pleasing to the eye and bringing a good mood.

The New Year's cleaning has the meaning of breaking the unclean and unlucky atmosphere and welcoming the auspicious and new, and welcoming the auspicious year.

Why do you want to clean up during the Chinese New Year, this is a traditional Chinese custom. It is a sign that the coming year will be clean.

Signal a clean start to the new year.

This is our traditional custom.

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Usually lazy New Year's diligent.

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There are many things to pay attention to in the year-end cleaning, the first point is the direction of cleaning, which is divided into two situations when sweeping the floor, the first is that if you have a smooth year and the family is happy and harmonious, then you can sweep from the outside to the inside. It means to keep the luck of the year. But if there are a lot of things that don't go well this year, then you have to sweep from the inside out when cleaning.

This means sweeping away bad luck in the home.

In Chinese folklore, there are many customs for Chinese New Year's Eve. The custom of cleaning on Chinese New Year's Eve has a long history. A few days before Chinese New Year's Eve, people have to clean the inside and outside of the house.

On Chinese New Year's Eve, people have to further clean up and carry out "removing the old and accepting the new". This custom is based on ancient legends, it is said that in ancient mythology, Zhuan Xuan had a son who was not angry, who was lazy to eat, wore tattered clothes on weekdays, and drank very thin porridge. One year on Chinese New Year's Eve, he was freezing and starving, and died in the corner of the house.

Therefore, on Chinese New Year's Eve, people take the opportunity of cleaning up to take out the tattered clothes and leftovers at home and throw them out before the new year, indicating that poverty will not come to the house.

Sweep away bad luck and welcome the new.