Northeasters are very fond of drinking sauerkraut, which is an essential dish in winter. The Spring Festival is the most solemn festival in China, and there are many customs handed down from ancient times. In Northeast China, there are many exquisite ones. In the old days, almost all the celebrations to bid farewell to the old year and welcome the new year, and to pray for good fortune were held on New Year's Eve. The whole family should put on new clothes. This meal is the first time to taste New Year's dishes, and it can be served with both meat and vegetables. Usually, it is necessary to have New Year's dishes such as braised pork, stewed mutton, rice noodle, braised elbow strips, Yuanbao meat, South fried meatballs, Four Joy Meetballs, frozen chicken, frozen fish, frozen pork, Doo sauce, douchi tofu, mustard mound, spicy mustard greens, fried pickles and melons. People in northeast China have the habit of keeping watch on New Year's Eve. In order to cherish the lost years, men, women and children have to stay up all night and engage in different recreational activities, which is called "observing the old age". Children have always played at will, shaking diabolos, spinning tops, twisting promotion plans, throwing dice, playing cow cards, playing glass horns, harmonicas, playing shadow performers, lighting lanterns, playing "Didi Jiner", "Mouse" and "Yellow Smoke with guns. Watching the New Year begins with eating New Year's Eve. This New Year's Eve dinner should be eaten slowly, from the time when the lantern is lit, and some families have to eat it until late at night. On this night of "being two years old in one night, and being two years old in five shifts", family members are reunited and gathered together. The whole family sat together, and the table was filled with tea and fruits. During the Spring Festival, a large plate of apples is indispensable, which is called "peace". Finally, the whole family had a vegetarian meal in jiaozi, which was called "jiaozi in the Five Watches" and "Reunion in jiaozi". Out of hundreds of jiaozi, only one has coins, which means that he who eats this jiaozi will have a good year. In Northeast China, some families have to provide a pot of rice, which was cooked before the New Year. It is called "the next year's rice", which means that there are leftovers every year, and this year they still eat the grain of the previous year. "New Year's rice" is usually cooked by mixing rice and millet. As the saying goes in Northeast China, it is called "two-meter rice" because it is yellow and white, and it is a "golden and silver rice" with "gold and silver in a pot". In the south of the Yangtze River, New Year's rice should be prepared in advance before the year, and placed in bamboo baskets, with fruits such as red oranges, Wuling, water chestnuts and gold ingot cakes on them, and pine and cypress branches inserted, which is called "New Year's rice". In many places, cakes, melons and fruits prepared at the time of observing the old age are intended to win a lucky charm: eating dates (spring comes early), persimmon (everything goes well), almond (happy people), longevity fruit (immortality) and rice cakes (higher every year). On New Year's Eve, the whole family ate and enjoyed themselves, talking and laughing. On the sixth day of the first month, "sending the poor" is a distinctive Chinese New Year custom since ancient times, which means offering sacrifices to the poor. As early as the Song Dynasty, the custom of sending the poor was quite common. After the Song Dynasty, the custom of sending the poor remained popular. Most of the rituals of sending the poor are: when sending the poor, it is necessary to prepare symbolic vehicles and boats for the "poor" and bring dry food to the "poor". In some places, there is also the practice of "sending the poor by banana boat". It seems that all localities have their own ways to send the poor. The custom of sending the poor widely spread among the people reflects the traditional psychology that our people generally hope to bid farewell to the old and welcome the new, send away the old poverty and hardships and welcome a better life in the new year. During the Spring Festival, every household should stick the word "Fu" on the door and wall. Sticking the word "Fu" in the Spring Festival is a long-standing folk custom in China. The word "fu" stands for "happiness", "good fortune" and "good fortune". In our country, especially in the north, in order to fully reflect this yearning and wish, the word "Fu" is pasted upside down, indicating that "Fu has fallen (arrived)". There are also people who elaborate the word "Fu" into various patterns, such as longevity peach, carp jumping over the dragon gate, abundant grains, dragons and phoenixes, and so on. In the past, there was a folk saying that "on the 24th of the twelfth lunar month, every family wrote big characters", and the word "Fu" was written. The word "Fu" used to be handwritten. Now it is sold in the market and shops. There is a folk song in the northeast: "Candied melons offer sacrifices to the stove, and the New Year comes". The Old Northeast is going to offer sacrifices to the kitchen stove during the Spring Festival —— I hope "Kitchen God" will keep the whole family safe. When offering sacrifices to the stove, small foods such as candied melons and kwantung sugar are used, which are made of colloidal maltose and slightly sour in sweetness. During the Spring Festival, cakes are generally used to worship the gods and ancestors in the old northeast, such as honey, saqima, etc. These are not only the food of Manchu and Mongolian minorities in the northeast, but also the necessary food for people in the northeast. Northeasters also have the custom of eating fish on New Year's Eve. Fish must be carp, originally in the name of offering sacrifices to gods, and later associated with "more than auspicious celebration" Therefore, fish is both a delicacy and an offering. There will also be many candies, dried fruits, melon seeds and "miscellaneous children" in the old northeast for the New Year. The so-called "mixed fruit" is the present assorted preserved fruit. These snacks are delicious food when people sit around the stove and keep their old age. 1. Road separation-generally refers to people's strong personality, unwillingness to communicate with others, and unsociable. Ex: You won't tell them? Why are you so separated? !

2. Show off in an ostentatious manner-generally speaking, people are not stable and love to show off. Ex.: Don't show off in an ostentatious manner, I'll give you a pin crack.

3. responding to people-generally refers to an uncomfortable reaction after seeing something, which means disgusting. Ex.: American ghost movies should be numb, not scary.

4. Quack-generally speaking, things are different. Ex.: Look at this son. Ga (3 tones) here

5. Xiao Ga-refers to children in their teens. Example: Xiao Ga ... I'm still showing off in an ostentatious manner. I'll sell you. Ga (1 sound)

6. Half-aged laborers can only support half adults. Example: How capable your son is, he is like a half-puller.

7. Garaha-animal bone joints, played by children. Example: Laomeier ~ Play with Garaha to go to Afghanistan ~ ~ Gara (3 sounds) here

8. Flat ditch-an insect with sharp two heads, which can jump and resemble a locust. Example: hey! Look, there is a flat groove inside! Become the boss!

9. Stubby bowl cover-knee. Ex.: I went to the card for a while, and Polinggaika was bald.

11. Too much money-what time is it? Example: Look at your watch. How much is it?

11. Hurry up. Example: hemp! Stop inking

12. Pull-move the object with your hands or tools. Example: hurry up and pull that bug away, and you should be able to scratch it.

13. Scratching-generally speaking, you haven't touched oil or water or related things for a long time. Ex.: I finally ate some meat. I've been scratching my head these days.

14. Proud-like. Example: She still thinks how proud I am of her. Come on, pig's waist and face. < P > 15. Break off-theory, research. Ex.: You two have a good argument. I don't understand it.

16. Vernacular-that is, irrelevant words. Example: this child is blind in colloquialism and irrelevant ...

17. He can't prepare himself-maybe. Ex.: Go at once, or she'll be abducted soon.

18. Scratching-oxygen. Example: A mosquito bite stung me to death. < P > 19. My eyes are bleating-gum. Example: I won't bury you, so hurry and wash your face. It's still ugly.

21. It's just-just now. Ex.: I just listened! You repeat

22. Halazi-more saliva to X L. Example: hey! Where's Gaha? Watch out, the saliva is coming down.

23. Remember Ge Lang-start a dispute and quarrel. Example: why don't you two record a wave and copy it? Stop point