Eating jiaozi on the first day of the Spring Festival, especially friends in the north, jiaozi, as a representative food that will definitely appear during the Chinese New Year holiday, means both tolerance and good luck. Jiaozi looks like an ingot, and a bulging jiaozi rises to the surface after cooking, and is fat in vain. There will also be a coin wrapped in jiaozi, and people believe that people who eat coins will have good luck in a year.

2. Eat noodles on New Year's Day.

Eating long noodles on the second day of the Spring Festival means a long and smooth life. On this day, people will prepare a bowl of steaming noodles with smooth surface and beautiful strips. The raw materials of noodles are left over from cooking in jiaozi on the first day of the year, just for a change.

3. Eat zygotes on the third day of the Lunar New Year.

Eating a zygote on the third day of the Spring Festival is very similar to jiaozi, with a sharp middle drum on both sides and a very similar ingot. The zygote is fried by dry frying, and its appearance is golden, more like a gold ingot. The zygote is usually wrapped in leek, which tastes crisp outside and tender inside, and its mouth is fragrant.

4, New Year's Eve pancake stall eggs

On the fourth day of the Spring Festival, many places welcome the Kitchen God. At this time, pancakes and eggs should be made, because when pancakes and eggs are baked in an oil pan, the food will evaporate, just like the fairy walking on clouds, just like the kitchen god coming back. Plus pancakes and scrambled eggs are home-cooked dishes, which also convey the meaning that everyone can still get happiness after eating simple food.

5. Hold the villain's mouth on the fifth day of the Lunar New Year.

On the fifth day of the Spring Festival, the Spring Festival holiday is almost over, office workers are ready to go back to work, and students are ready to go back to school. So this day is the day to return to eat jiaozi, but jiaozi is jiaozi who pinched the lace, which means "pinching the mouth of a villain".

6. Eat snowballing on the sixth day of the Lunar New Year.

On the sixth day of the Spring Festival, the tradition of Beijingers is to eat snowballing usury. Rolling on a donkey means "abandoning poverty", and every household will follow this custom and remove the garbage accumulated at home during the Spring Festival. Therefore, the task of the sixth day of the year is to "send the poor god".

7. Eat longevity noodles on the seventh day of the Lunar New Year.

The seventh day of the Spring Festival is called "seven days for people". On this day, if there are old people at home, they should eat a bowl of longevity noodles. Similar to the noodles eaten in the second day of junior high school, noodles have a long-term meaning, and I hope the elderly at home will live a long and healthy life. Noodles in the north are generally handmade noodles, while noodles in the south are mostly thin Longxu Noodles or dried noodles. Simply cooking is a meal for all meals.