Because jiaozi homophones "jiaozi", eating jiaozi on this day means "jiaozi at a younger age". Moreover, the shape of jiaozi is similar to that of Yuanbao. This festival, eating jiaozi means "making money into treasure";

Jiaozi has stuffing, in which people can put all kinds of auspicious things into stuffing, meaning reunion, auspiciousness, peace and happiness, so as to pin people's hopes for the new year. Jiaozi has become the symbol food of New Year's Eve in the north, and there is a saying in China that "jiaozi drinks wine, and the more you drink it, the more it gets" and "it's not as delicious as jiaozi".

Every kind of jiaozi has an auspicious meaning during the Chinese New Year.

1, leek stuffing, also known as "Jiucai Dumpling", symbolizes a long time, which is a food wealth for praying for a long time, and it is also a deep blessing for eternity.

2. Mushroom stuffing is also called "drum wealth dumplings". The shape of mushrooms is like an upward arrow, which has the potential of a large stock market, meaning upward and full of drums. It is also well-deserved to be called drum wealth.

3. Cabbage stuffing is also called "Baicai Dumpling". Baicai is a blessing for hundreds of kinds of wealth. Nowadays, many people make jiaozi look like cabbage. Sauerkraut stuffing, also known as "counting money dumplings", has the meaning of accounting and liquidation. Counting money means that it takes a long time to have more money.