This is a Chinese New Year rhyme, a traditional folk jingle for children in northern China.

Specifically refers to the busy New Year song.

Through the way of nursery rhymes, it completely depicts the Spring Festival customs of folk in various places.

Every place has its own local New Year song. Beijing is busy with New Year songs. Children, don’t be greedy. It’s the New Year after Laba.

Twenty-three, sticky melons; Twenty-four, clean the house; Twenty-five, grind tofu; Twenty-six, stew pork; Twenty-seven, kill the rooster; Twenty-eight, make the dough; Twenty-nine, steam the steamed buns

First of all, stay overnight on the 30th night, and twist and turn on the New Year's Day.

Hebei Busy New Year Song Twenty-Three, Pinch the Sugar Melon.

Twenty-four, clean the house.

Twenty-five, frozen tofu.

Twenty-six, stewed pork.

Twenty-seven, kill the fat chicken.

Twenty-eight, hair.

Twenty-nine, steamed buns.

Thirty people go to the kang to make dumplings.

On the 23rd day of the twelfth lunar month in the busy year of Shanxi, sugar melons are sacrificed to the gods on the stove.

Twenty-four, write a couplet.

Twenty-five, make tofu.

Twenty-six, stewed pork.

Twenty-seven, sweep the house.

Twenty-eight, steamed jujube flowers.

Twenty-nine, the paste is fragrant.

Thirty years old, cleaning tables and chairs.

On the first day of the lunar month, they kowtow, and on the second day of the lunar month, they kowtow.