There is a rumor among the people that washing your hair on New Year's Day will become unprofitable. This sentence has been circulated since ancient times, and many people don't understand the doorway. In fact, in the past, the first day of shampooing was not chosen because of the traditional custom of worshipping ancestors and gods, and in the past, women had long hair, so it took time to arrange their hair, so they didn't wash their hair on the first day.

Custom:

First, jiaozi: Make a fortune.

"Jiaozi", also known as "Jiaozi", means the alternation of the old and the new. At the same time, jiaozi is shaped like an ingot. Eating jiaozi during the Spring Festival naturally carries the auspicious meaning of "making a fortune". Jiaozi is also very particular about the choice of fillings. jiaozi with leek stuffing is a must, because leek is homophonic with time, which means long-term happiness. Chinese cabbage meat stuffing means "hundred treasures" and mushroom meat stuffing means "drum" treasures. On this holiday season, everything goes well.

Second, chicken: good luck

"Chicken" and "Ji" are homophonic, meaning auspicious, festive and auspicious. Even in many places, there is a saying that "nothing can be done without a chicken", which symbolizes "everything is auspicious". The cock sings the world white, saying goodbye to the old and welcoming the new.

Third, fish: more than one year.

Fish is homophonic with "fish", meaning more than a year. In some places in China, we eat a fish on New Year's Eve and eat a fish repeatedly on New Year's Eve. They all mean "there is fish every year" and "there is more than one year", which embodies the good wish of "having a head and a tail"