The jingle from the first to the fifteenth day of the first lunar month is:

The first day of the lunar month is early and the second day of the lunar month is early, and the third day of the lunar month is sleepy and full.

Dry beans are fried on the fourth day of the lunar month, and are eaten on the fifth day of the lunar month.

On the sixth day of the lunar month, the girl wears her clothes and on the seventh day of the lunar month.

On the eighth day of the lunar month, people touch, and on the ninth day of the lunar month, they respect Heaven and Earth.

On the 11th, you will be blessed with food, and on the 12th, go and pray.

Thirteen people light lamps, fourteen people build lamp sheds, and fifteen people light up the Lantern Festival.

This is a jingle from the Fujian area, symbolizing the locals’ joy for the New Year and their longing for their hometown.

The jingle invented from the first to the fifteenth day of the first lunar month generally reflects the different annual customs in different places, bringing a different flavor of the new year and making the Spring Festival more colorful.

Customs from the first to the fifteenth day of the first lunar month:

1. The fifth day of the first lunar month, commonly known as Powu. Many taboos in Han folk customs that were broken five years ago can be broken on this day. According to the old custom, it is necessary to eat "water dumplings" for five days. In the north, it is called "boiled dumplings".

On the sixth day of the first lunar month, shops and restaurants officially open for business, and firecrackers are set off, no less than on New Year's Eve. On this day, every household has to throw away the garbage accumulated during the festival. This is called giving away to the poor.

3. The seventh day of the first lunar month is Human Day, that is, a person’s birthday. Everyone must be respected on this day. Even the government cannot execute criminals on this day, and parents cannot teach their children on this day.