Because of the epidemic, Melbourne's New Year fireworks were cancelled. What are the New Year customs around the world?

With the arrival of the new year, all over the world celebrate the arrival of the new year in different ways. The following are some regional New Year's Eve customs:

1. Australia held a New Year fireworks show to celebrate the arrival of the New Year.

In Australia, the government spends a certain amount of money to hold a fireworks show every year. At the party, people from different regions gathered in the city center, and fireworks were in full bloom, decorating the city and welcoming the New Year with fireworks.

Secondly, in some parts of Japan, New Year is celebrated by ringing New Year bells.

On the first day of the new year, Japanese temples will ring the bell of 108, meaning to bid farewell to the past and welcome the new year. This clock means to pray for peace.

Danes go back to their neighbors' houses and break plates to celebrate the New Year.

On the first day of the new year, Danes will go back to their neighbors and friends' houses and smash dishes. The louder the plate, the more people will smash it, indicating that the luckier the next year, the better the popularity.

Mexicans greet the New Year with tears.

Mexicans have been forbidden to laugh for five days in the past year and welcomed the New Year by crying.

Spain welcomes the New Year by eating grapes.

The way Spain welcomes the New Year is to eat grapes, and eat a grape as soon as the bell rings, because grapes mean good things in Spain.

Sixth, the custom of China New Year.

The New Year custom in our country is to have a national holiday for three days, and the whole family will watch the New Year's Eve party around the TV Festival. Let's watch TV and talk about new goals for next year.

Many areas also greet the New Year in the form of long-distance running, and everyone runs against the rising sun to welcome the arrival of the New Year.

In northern China, people also greet the New Year by dancing yangko and walking on stilts. Many families welcome the New Year with parties, and everyone cheers and sings to welcome the New Year.

The above is how every country welcomes the New Year. Although the form is different, the meaning is the same. Everyone hopes that everything will go well and life will be happy in the new year. I hope that in the new year, people will stay away from wars and diseases and the world will be more peaceful and friendly.

What other national customs do you know? Welcome to share. The picture comes from the internet.