202 1 Can students travel to low-risk places on New Year's Day? It depends on the relevant regulations of each student. In most cases, students are not advised to travel at will to avoid crowd gathering and increase the risk of infection.
At present, it is still in the epidemic prevention control period. "Don't go out" on New Year's Day holiday, reducing the flow of people will bring risks to the school epidemic prevention work. If you go out, you must report to the school.
During New Year's Day, teachers and students flow across provinces. It is recommended to do nucleic acid testing before returning to school.
Recently, teachers and students are prohibited from going to high-risk areas and local areas with transmission risks.
Do you need to do nucleic acid testing and other issues, according to the specific requirements of your child's school New Year holiday notice.
202 1 Can students go to other provinces on New Year's Day? At present, it is still in the epidemic prevention control period. The suggestions are as follows:
Teachers and students should "go out unnecessarily" on New Year's Day holiday to reduce the risk of epidemic prevention and control brought by people flow, and report to the school when going out.
During New Year's Day, teachers and students flow across provinces. It is recommended to do nucleic acid testing before returning to school. If the nucleic acid test is negative, isolation is not needed within 14 days.
Recently, teachers and students are prohibited from going to high-risk areas and local areas with transmission risks.
What are the traditional customs on New Year's Day? 1. Eat jiaozi on New Year's Day.
After dinner, go out to pay New Year greetings, from near to far, until the lanterns are lit. Accordingly, the similarity between Tang Lao Wan and jiaozi lies in boiling and steaming. The word "jiaozi" appeared in the food of Song Dynasty. Jiaozi was called "Bian Shi" in Yuan Dynasty, probably from Mongolian. Jiaozi in the Ming Dynasty, such as steamed dumplings, was also called jiaozi, Fenjiao, jiaozi, Steamed Dumplings and Tangjiaozi. In addition, there are names such as water snacks. In the Qing Dynasty, the banner of Beijing was also called jiaozi's "Cooking Cakes". During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, eating jiaozi on New Year's Day was very popular in the north.
2. Eat rice cakes on New Year's Day
The rice cake is also called sticky cake, which means high year. The south is glutinous rice and the north is glutinous rice. Rice cakes have a long history. In the Han Dynasty, rice cakes were called "rice cakes", "cakes", "bait" and "ci". By the sixth century, the secret recipe "Shici" had a way to make rice cakes "white cocoon candy". The Book of Qi Yao Min in the Northern Dynasty recorded the method of grinding rice into flour to make cakes. In the Ming and Qing dynasties, especially in the south, eating rice cakes on New Year's Day was very popular. The second volume of A Brief Introduction to Beijing Scenery in the late Ming Dynasty records that on the first day of the first month, "people should wash their hands, eat jujube cakes and make rice cakes". During the Jiajing period in northern Hebei, Wei County recorded that local people ate "steamed mutton cakes".
3. Eat Chili wine in the New Year.
Zanthoxylum bungeanum and cypress wine is made by soaking Zanthoxylum bungeanum and cypress leaf. According to ancient books, drinking pepper and cypress wine can cure diseases and prolong life. The traditional custom of drinking soju on New Year's Day is mainly in Licheng, Shandong Province and Jiaxing, Zhejiang Province.
Historical materials: New Year's Day wine, New Year's longevity cup. There are inscriptions on cypress leaves and songs on pepper.
4. Eat soup cakes on New Year's Day
The ancient soup cake refers to noodles cooked in water, which is similar to the noodles we eat now.
Historical materials: New Year's Day, Beijingers eat vegetarian ice, so-called Nianpai, and so on.
Travel notes 1. Pay attention to choosing a good destination. Don't go to high-risk areas, and don't leave the country unless necessary (it is best not to go out of the province); Understand the epidemic prevention policies and control requirements in the area where the destination is located, and compile the health code.
2, pay attention to prepare protective equipment in advance. According to the number and days of trips, prepare protective articles such as masks and disposable disinfectant.
3. Pay attention to protection during the journey. Wear masks when taking public transport (driving, cycling and walking are preferred), and cooperate with various prevention and control measures taken by the transportation department; Standardize hand cleaning; Try to use contactless electronic payment.
4. Pay attention to food hygiene. Choose clean hotels and restaurants, you can pack takeout, or consider bringing your own food, not drinking raw water or eating game, and using public chopsticks.
5. Pay attention to self-health monitoring. Self-health monitoring should be carried out for 14 days after returning from travel. If you have symptoms such as fever and cough during and after travel, you must be isolated in time and seek medical advice in time. On the way to the fever clinic, you should choose to walk or take a private car as far as possible, take the initiative to inform the travel history, and cooperate with the staff to do a good job in pre-inspection and nucleic acid detection. Even if the nucleic acid test results are negative, it is recommended that you wait until the discomfort disappears before choosing to travel.