Regarding the etiquette of the New Year, what are the etiquette of the New Year?

Say auspicious words and pay attention to politeness.

As the most important traditional festival of the Chinese nation, the Spring Festival has a lot of etiquette, and it is these so-called etiquettes that create a thick New Year's flavor for us.

First of all, the first priority of the New Year is to keep the New Year, on Chinese New Year's Eve, relatives and friends gather together to watch the Spring Festival Gala play mahjong, everyone stays up all night to keep the New Year, chat about the happy events of the past year, and look forward to the new year. But be careful not to say unlucky things, the elderly are very taboo about these.

After the Chinese New Year's Eve, it is time to start to pay New Year's greetings, and when greeting the New Year, we generally wear new clothes or clothes that look more festive, and bring carefully selected gifts, pay attention to the gifts for relatives, colleagues, and leaders are generally different, and we must accurately choose gifts according to our relationship with the people we want to visit. And pay attention to the name of the elders you may meet in advance, otherwise it will be very embarrassing to not be able to call the name when you meet, and you should also pay attention to the auspicious words to speak properly, which must also be prepared in advance.

After we finish our New Year's greetings, we always have a dinner together. Knowing the proper etiquette for a dinner party can make a good impression on others. Chinese New Year is a cheerful festival, so be humorous in conversation at the dinner table.

Secondly, it is advisable to drink in moderation, although the New Year is to be happy, but sometimes excessive persuasion will destroy the original emotional atmosphere.

Finally, it is the etiquette of hospitality, what should I do if I go to someone else's house to pay a New Year's greeting? Before the Spring Festival guests come, they should clean their homes in advance and prepare fruits, sugar, tea sets, etc. When guests come to the house, be hospitable, actively pour water for guests, or invite guests to eat at home.

The etiquette about the New Year is as follows:

1. Speaking etiquette.

When you meet a guest, you must shout "Happy New Year" before you see a guest. If you don't know what to call them, you can tell your children in advance. The words of blessing should be said more, the Spring Festival is a festival that pays attention to "auspiciousness" and "meaning", and the auspicious blessings come out of the mouth of the cute baby, and the elders must be happy.

2. Red envelope etiquette.

When the elders give the red envelope, the babies should take it with both hands and say "thank you" to the elders. Do not open the red envelope in person, it is best to put it in your parents' bag or your own pocket.

3. Table manners.

When eating, take the dishes in front of you and the dishes that you can't clip, and ask the person next to you to help you clip them. If you look at that piece, clip it, don't copy it over and over again, that's very rude. Meat dishes with soup should be carefully pinched so as not to splash and stain clothes.

After eating, set the dishes and chopsticks, and say, "You eat slowly" before getting up and leaving.

The origin of the Spring Festival

In the traditional agrarian society, the first year of spring returning to the earth is of great significance, and a large number of related festivals and customs have been derived. In the historical development, although the calendar is used differently and the date of the first festival of the year is different, the festival framework and many folk customs have been inherited. In modern times, people set the Spring Festival on the first day of the first lunar month, but it generally does not end until at least the fifteenth day of the first lunar month.

The Spring Festival is the most solemn traditional festival of the Chinese nation. Influenced by Chinese culture, some countries and regions around the world also have the custom of celebrating the New Year. According to incomplete statistics, nearly 20 countries and regions have set the Chinese New Year as a legal holiday for the whole or some cities under their jurisdiction, and the Spring Festival is known as China's four traditional festivals together with the Qingming Festival, the Dragon Boat Festival and the Mid-Autumn Festival.

Point 1: It is indispensable to be called by people

Generally speaking, the more common relatives and polite babies will be called, such as grandfather, grandmother, uncle, aunt, etc. However, there are more guests during the Spring Festival, and it depends on parents to teach them in advance what to call the guests they are going to meet.

Point 2: Say more words of blessing

Babies around the age of one don't have much to say, and moms and dads can teach them to greet them with gestures beforehand: hugging their fists and smiling at friends and family. Babies over the age of two can teach them to say auspicious words and greetings such as "Wishing you prosperity", "Happy New Year", and "Safe New Year".

Point 3: Thank you when you receive the red envelope

When the elders give the red envelope, the babies should take it with both hands and say thank you to the elders. If the baby is too young to do it, parents can hold the baby's hand, take the red envelope with both hands, and then take the baby together to say "thank you".

Point 4: Red envelopes cannot be opened in person

A toddler under the age of 2 will not know what a red envelope is, just tell him to say thank you when someone gives it to him, and then put it in his pocket or give it to his mother. After the baby is a little sensible, you should tell them in advance, take the red envelope, do not open it in front of the guest, the best thing to do is to immediately put the red envelope in the bag of the parents or the baby's own bag.

Point 5: Pay attention to meal hygiene

Some children like to pick and choose when eating, parents should remember to say to their children: "When eating, we should take the food in front of us, and we should clip it when we see it, and don't copy it over and over again, which is a very rude performance." Meat dishes with soup should be carefully clamped so as not to splash and stain your clothes, and people will say that you are an unhygienic child.