How cold is it during the Spring Festival in Qingdao?

Lead: Qingdao is a city with four distinct seasons. In winter, the temperature is relatively low, the wind is relatively strong and the air is humid. So, today Xiaobian wants to tell you, how many degrees is the Spring Festival in Qingdao? How cold is it during the Spring Festival in Qingdao? Let's take a look.

What's the Spring Festival in Qingdao?

The Spring Festival in Qingdao is about -1℃~5℃, depending on the real-time weather in your area. Is it cold in winter in Qingdao? What matters is whether there is wind and humidity. Even if it's MINUS 1 degrees, it won't feel cold without wind and sunshine. Even if it is 5 degrees above zero, the north wind is blowing and the humidity is high, and it is very cold on cloudy days.

the average winter temperature in Qingdao is _7℃~13℃. Dressing index: The average daytime temperature is 13℃. It is recommended to wear warm clothes such as suits, jackets, windbreakers, casual clothes, jackets, suits and thin sweaters. The average temperature at night is 7℃. It is recommended to wear warm clothes such as windbreaker, overcoat, jacket, sweater, wool suit, suit and winter clothes.

Qingdao is located in the north temperate monsoon region, which belongs to the temperate monsoon climate. Due to the direct regulation of the marine environment, the city is influenced by the southeast monsoon, ocean currents and sea water bodies, and has obvious marine climate characteristics. The air is humid, the rainfall is sufficient, the temperature is moderate, and the four seasons are distinct. The temperature rises slowly in spring, one month later than in inland areas, and it is hot and humid in summer, but there is no hot summer. High air, less precipitation and strong evaporation in autumn; Winter monsoon is high, the temperature is low and the duration is long.

Qingdao is located in the south of Jiaodong Peninsula, with a longitude of 119 3' ~ 121 ' and a latitude of 35 35' ~ 37 9' in the north. It faces rivers and seas in the east and south, Yantai in the northeast, Weifang in the west and Rizhao in the southwest. Compared with northerners, the winter in Qingdao is still relatively cold. If you go, you should pay attention to cold and warm, and wear heavy down jackets. But the room is warm with heating. If you go to the seaside, the cool sea breeze is strong, so you must pay attention and don't catch a cold.

What are the customs of the Spring Festival in Qingdao?

Making jiaozi, setting off firecrackers and keeping watch for the New Year

After the arrival of New Year's Eve, the prosperity will officially begin in the New Year. In the Qing Dynasty, Jimo Local Records recorded: "Yimen God Taofu posted spring stickers, scattered sesame stalks everywhere, and furnished fruits to welcome ancestors. It' s the evening to resign, burn firecrackers, and family members set up wine to keep the year. " There is a folk saying in Qingdao that "spreading sesame stalks is a big official". After nightfall, every family puts on a sumptuous meal, and the whole family sits around and has a New Year's Eve dinner with Lele. Before the reunion dinner, three plates and five bowls should be set on the altar in the shed of heaven and earth and in front of the axis of the family hall to respect heaven and earth and ancestors. The candles in front of the axis of the family hall will not go out all night on New Year's Eve.

In addition to the dishes that have been cooked in busy years, we should also stir-fry several plates of appetizers for the New Year's Eve. Jimo's New Year's Eve dinner should eat tofu and fish, which is called "Fu Yu Yu"; To eat taro, it is called "bonding", that is, family unity and harmony; Eating rice cakes is called "climbing high every year". During the New Year's Eve, it is also the time for children to play and set off firecrackers. The sound of firecrackers plays up the atmosphere of New Year's Eve.

After the New Year's Eve dinner, I began to pack jiaozi. People in Qingdao pay attention to it. On the first day of New Year's Day, jiaozi will be wrapped up on New Year's Eve. When wrapping jiaozi, you usually wrap coins, rice cakes, Chinese dates and chestnuts in jiaozi, so as to get a good omen. "Two years old in one night, five hours in two years", when the time of the first year and the end of the year is approaching, men, women and children should put on new clothes to welcome the new year. At this time, every household is busy getting off the jiaozi and setting off firecrackers to welcome the New Year. When you go to jiaozi, you should avoid saying "broken" and use auspicious words such as "earned" instead; If you accidentally break the dishes, etc., you should say "Peace through the years" to crack them.

Pay New Year's greetings and visit temple fairs

After eating jiaozi on the morning of the first day of junior high school, people start to pay New Year's greetings in new clothes. Traditional New Year greeting custom in Qingdao: On the first day of the first month, people of the same surname pay New Year greetings to each other (younger generations pay New Year greetings to their elders, and peers pay New Year greetings to each other). On the second day of the first month, I began to pay New Year greetings to my aunts, uncles and other relatives. Most of Jimo, Laoshan and Qingdao pay New Year greetings to their parents-in-law's house on the third day of the third year, which is called "going away from home". Laixi folk go to aunt's house on the second day of the first month, uncle's house on the third day and mother-in-law's house on the fourth day. The New Year greetings in Pingdu, Jiaozhou and Huangdao are similar.

customs of jiaoao records: "on new year's day, friends and relatives pay homage at dawn. Don't sweep the house for three days. " Because Qingdao urban and rural areas often send New Year's greetings on the second night of the first month, it is the third day of the first month to visit the mother-in-law's house. In some places, the New Year is sent on the evening of the third day of the first month, and it is on the fourth day of the first month to visit the mother-in-law's house. Paying New Year greetings is a traditional folk custom in China, and it is a way for people to bid farewell to the old and welcome the new, and express their best wishes to each other. With the development of the times, new contents and forms have been added to the custom of New Year greetings. In the old days, on the fifth day of the first month of the first month, all the businesses in Qingdao opened their doors. In the early morning, gongs, drums and firecrackers rang in unison to greet the God of Wealth.

Visiting temple fairs in the first month of the New Year is a great pleasure for Qingdao people. The first month temple fairs in urban and rural areas in Qingdao mainly include: Xinzheng Temple Fair in Tianhou Palace, Qingxi Temple Fair (Radish Fair) on the ninth day of the first month, Haizikou Temple Fair on the 13th day of the first month, and Haiyun Temple Fair (Sugar Ball Fair) on the 16th day of the first month.