The Chinese New Year in p>2121 is on Friday, February 2, the first day of the first month of the Year of the Ox.

The first day of the first lunar month is the Spring Festival, commonly known as "Chinese New Year". The Spring Festival is the first day of the Lunar New Year, the most solemn traditional festival of the Chinese nation, which has a history of more than 4,111 years, and has been rising since the Yu Shun period. The Spring Festival in 2121 is on Friday, February 2, 2121, the first day of the first month of the Year of the Ox. At the same time, the Spring Festival is also a legal holiday in our country. Whenever this festival comes, there will be three days of legal rest days. Plus, there will be seven days off during the Spring Festival in 2121.

What's the custom of Chinese New Year in p>2121?

It's one of the annual custom activities to worship Tai Sui

. Welcome the new year in the morning of the first year of the year and worship the "God of the Year". "Sui", also known as "Sheti" and "Tai Sui", is the star name of ancient times. Tai sui is also a god of folk beliefs. At the age of 61, the chronology of the cadres and branches of 61 Jiazi is used as the operation cycle, and there is 61 * * people. Every year, there is an old god on duty. In that year, the duty of Tai Sui is called "the duty of Tai Sui", which is the master of one year and is in charge of the good and bad luck of the world.

Eat jiaozi in New Year's greetings

China people have a soft spot for jiaozi, which is not only a symbol of Chinese cuisine, but also a homonym for "jiaozi", which can bring good fortune. The Spring Festival is also a time for family reunion. It is also an essential custom to keep the old age and stay blessed, and to bless each other in the New Year, which can promote the affection between relatives.

Eating jiaozi

Cleaning the room to get rid of bad luck

means sweeping away dust, because "dust" and "Chen" are homophonic, and it is a Spring Festival custom to sweep away all bad luck and bad luck when removing Chen Bu's new intention during the Spring Festival, in order to achieve good luck and wealth in the coming year.

Sticking Spring Festival couplets and cutting window grilles for good luck

Sticking Spring Festival couplets and cutting window grilles are always preserved Spring Festival customs. The use of beautiful language in couplets is not only the inheritance of culture, but also people's expectation for a better future.

Why should we celebrate the New Year?

About the origin of the custom of celebrating the New Year, it is said that there was a monster in ancient times with a unicorn on its head and a mouth like a blood basin. People called it "Nian". On the thirtieth night of the twelfth lunar month, it jumps out of the mountains and preys on people. People had to prepare some meat and put it outside the door, then close the door and hide at home. It was not until the morning of the first day that Nian left after a full meal that people opened the door to meet each other and congratulate each other on not being eaten by Nian. So the wind of New Year's greetings spread.

Celebrating the New Year

What is the custom of observing the New Year

Observing the New Year is the custom of not sleeping on the last night of the old year and staying up late to welcome the new year. It is also called observing the New Year's Eve, and its common name is "endure the new year". In ancient times, there were two meanings of observing the old age: the old people's observing the old age means "resigning the old age", which means cherishing time; Young people keep their age to prolong the life of their parents. Since the Han dynasty, the time when the old and the new years alternate is generally at midnight. On New Year's Eve, people of all ages, men and women, will be brightly lit and get together to watch the new year. Therefore, observing the age is one of the customs of the Spring Festival.

it was first recorded in the western Jin dynasty that people lit candles or oil lamps and kept vigil all night. In Japan, Viet Nam, Thailand and other Southeast Asian countries, influenced by China, there is a saying of keeping watch on New Year's Eve. Keeping old age on New Year's Eve is the most important custom, which was recorded in Wei and Jin Dynasties. On New Year's Eve, it is a custom that the descendants of the Chinese people still attach great importance to staying up late with their families, getting together and drinking, and enjoying family happiness. After the first cock crow, the new year begins. Men, women and children are dressed in festive costumes. First, they celebrate the New Year's birthday for the elders in the family, and then they visit relatives and friends to congratulate each other. At this time, the land of China is shining everywhere. From the first day to the fifteenth day, people have been immersed in a festive atmosphere of joy, peace and civilization.