Sending fish back to her mother's house on the second day of the second lunar month: more than one year. On the second day of the first lunar month, many places in China have the custom of returning to their parents' home. Daughters who go back to their parents' home must bring some gifts and red envelopes to their children and have lunch at their parents' home.

On this day, northerners will offer sacrifices to the God of Wealth, and both shops and ordinary families will hold activities to offer sacrifices to the God of Wealth. On this day, some places eat noodles. Old Beijingers want to eat wonton, while Cantonese eat New Year's Eve. It can be said that customs vary greatly from place to place.

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The custom of February 2, known as the Dragon Head Festival, has become a custom throughout the country to pray for peace and harvest with various folk activities related to dragons. Dragon Head Raising, also known as Spring Farming Festival, Farming Festival and Spring Dragon Festival, is a traditional folk festival in China.

"Dragon" refers to the seven constellations of the black dragon in the twenty-eight lodges in the East. At the beginning of the month in mid-spring, the "Dragon Horn Star" (the first star and the second star in the corner) appeared from the eastern horizon at dusk, so it was called "Dragon Head Up".

Legend has it that dragons can spread clouds and rain, eliminate disasters and reduce happiness, symbolizing good luck. Since ancient times, people have celebrated "the dragon looks up" in mid-spring to show their respect for the dragon, the good weather and the abundant crops.