2. "On the twenty-third day of the Lunar New Year, we sacrificed to the official of the stove; on the twenty-fourth day of the Lunar New Year, we swept the house; on the twenty-fifth day of the Lunar New Year, we ground the tofu; on the twenty-sixth day of the Lunar New Year, we cut the meat; on the twenty-seventh day of the Lunar New Year, we slaughtered the rooster; on the twenty-eighth day of the Lunar New Year, we steamed steamed steamed buns; on the twenty-ninth day of the Lunar New Year, we went out to the streets. This ballad is a chronicle of the activities of the Spring Festival, and the activities of the people of the Central Plains of China in purchasing New Year's goods are also carried out in accordance with this customary habit.
3. Don't be greedy, kid, kid, kid, kid, kid, kid, kid, kid, kid, kid, kid, kid, kid, kid, kid, kid. Laha congee, drink a few days, leaching and pulling twenty-three. Twenty-three, sugar melon sticky; twenty-four, sweep the house; twenty-five, paste the window; twenty-six, stewed pork; twenty-seven, slaughter rooster; twenty-eight, flour hair; twenty-nine, steamed buns; thirty night to stay up all night; the first day of the New Year twisted on the street. This children's song summarizes the activities before and after the Spring Festival, such as the Lunar New Year's Eve, sweets for the stove, the New Year's Eve vigil, and paying homage to the New Year, etc., which is so catchy that it is still being sung in the mouths of the purveyors of the "popular culture" today.
4, twenty-three, sacrificial stove officer; twenty-four, sweep the house; twenty-five, grinding tofu; twenty-six, steamed buns; twenty-seven, kill the male chicken; twenty-eight, kill the fat ducks; twenty-nine, pouring wine; New Year's Eve, sticking the flower door; first day of the year to go out and see the joy, full of auspicious.