How to celebrate the Spring Festival in Sichuan?

Question 1: How did Sichuan celebrate the Spring Festival? My hometown is in Sichuan and has its own unique customs. The Spring Festival is very lively!

One or two days before New Year's Eve, adults began to get busy: buy chickens, fish and ducks ... Every household must also do a general cleaning, clean the house and outside, put up couplets and hang lanterns ... There is a strong New Year atmosphere everywhere.

On New Year's Eve, everyone sat around the table and tasted the delicious reunion dinner. Throughout the night, firecrackers continued, and everyone's face was filled with happy smiles. Everyone doesn't want to sleep, and everyone wants to see the New Year.

After New Year's Eve, the first day of the first month came quietly from us. Adults said: you can't sweep the floor on this day, you should hide the broom, let the garbage pile up, and don't let the wealth sweep away. In the evening, the elders will kowtow to their elders to pay New Year greetings, and they will give them lucky money-that is, "lucky money", which means that the new year is rich and well-fed.

Lantern Festival is the end of the Spring Festival, but it is still comparable to New Year's Eve. The joyful Chengdu Temple Fair is decorated with lights and decorations everywhere, beaming with joy. There are dragon lanterns, phoenix lanterns, fish lanterns, rat lanterns, bagua magic lanterns ... and all kinds of special snacks, such as "Three Cannons", mutton kebabs, candy painted by people, and so on. There are also many well-deserved exotic items at the temple fair, which are fun, useful and enjoyable. These unique and diverse items are dazzling and dizzying!

In a blink of an eye, the Spring Festival quietly passed, and we ushered in a brand-new year in this happy and peaceful day!

Question 2: What is the custom of Sichuan people to celebrate the Spring Festival? Lunar New Year refers to the period from the end of the twelfth lunar month to the beginning of the first month of the following year. It is the oldest traditional festival in China and the most important and exquisite festival for Sichuanese. Chinese New Year includes eating Laba porridge, offering sacrifices to stoves, posting Spring Festival couplets, celebrating New Year's Eve, Spring Festival and Lantern Festival.

On the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month, people are familiar with eating laba rice. When cooking, put peanuts, walnuts and other things in the pot with rice to cook. Note that there must be eight kinds of these things besides rice. When the meal is ready, elderly people ask their children and grandchildren to get together to eat laba rice.

On the 23rd of the twelfth lunar month, it is the time for every household to raise sand. On this day, every household will find a long pole, tie a broom or a bamboo branch with bamboo leaves on it, and use it to clean the cobwebs and dust on the roof. After a dozen times like this, the whole house will be much fresher and you can wait for the New Year. If there is no time to raise dust on this day, it will have to wait until the 27th of the twelfth lunar month, because it is impossible to raise dust every day in the twelfth lunar month, only these two days. This is the rule. On this night, we will also burn incense, wax and paper money, and invite Kitchen God to go home for the New Year. I thank the Bodhisattva for giving me food. As for when to send the kitchen god, I can't remember.

Seven don't go out and eight don't go home. That is to say, on the 27th and 8th of the twelfth lunar month, people from other places don't go out of the city on the 27th and don't go home on the 28th. Why on earth is this? I haven't figured it out yet, only knowing the meaning of this sentence.

New Year's Eve. New Year's Eve is the last day of the year, commonly known as New Year's Eve. On this day, there will be a feast of wine and meat, a feast of ancestors of heaven and earth and a family reunion dinner. There should be fish in the new year's eve dinner, and it should be cooked much more. This is called surplus grain. Sweep the kitchen that night to meet the kitchen god and bodhisattva. At midnight, set off firecrackers to ward off evil spirits. After midnight or by candlelight, staying up all night is called keeping the year. The elders send lucky money to the younger generation, and the younger generation says some blessings to the elders. Hehe, the more blessings you say, the more lucky money you get. In recent years, people have eaten the New Year's Eve early, watched the Spring Festival Gala on TV and set off firecrackers on 12. By the way, washing feet on New Year's Eve is different from washing feet at ordinary times. Today, you need to find a big basin where the whole family can sit together and wash away all kinds of disappointments in the coming year. Some families will light an oil lamp in the kitchen pond, fill it with oil, and let the lamp stay on all night. This is called the ever-burning lamp, praying for the happiness and longevity of the family.

On the first day of the first month, the older generation will put a bundle of firewood at their door on New Year's Eve. On the first morning, the male host (women can't open the door first on this day) opened the door and carried firewood into the house. Everyone guessed. This means taking money into the door. Breakfast is usually jiaozi or noodles, which is also cooked by the host (I don't know why). After breakfast, everyone will take turns to go out (you can't lock the door during the day today) and climb the mountain. You are talking about going out (earning). Eating porridge cooked with green vegetables at noon means that the family is harmonious and clean this year (meaning there is no quarrel). Dinner is also porridge or glutinous rice balls and noodles, and meat is forbidden all day. Besides these, there are many rules, such as no drying clothes, no sweeping the floor, no beating and scolding children and so on.

Eat jiaozi in the morning of the first day. Bacon, sausage and other pickled products are usually cooked on the 27th and 28th of the twelfth lunar month and eaten until the end of the year. Setting off firecrackers, on the first day to the third day, "leaving a daughter" (visiting relatives) usually means visiting the elderly and relatives of the elders, and bringing gifts such as chicken, eggs, noodles, wine, tobacco leaves (tobacco leaves). Daughter-in-law and son-in-law will go back to their parents' home and live in the countryside for a few days. There will be a carnival in the evening (in the city). During the day, temple fairs and teahouses are very lively, and there are many performances such as Sichuan Opera and storytelling. The custom of Hakka people playing lanterns in their hometown has been passed down to this day. In addition, there will be a large-scale celebration-dragon dance.

Question 3: What are the customs of Spring Festival in Sichuan? On the thirtieth of this year, the whole family will have a New Year's Eve dinner together. It's a big table for the New Year's Eve. It's very rich, but it doesn't eat jiaozi. Eat jiaozi in the morning of the first day. There are many kinds of bacon and sausages, which are usually cooked on the 27th and 28th of the twelfth lunar month and eaten until the end of the year. To set off firecrackers, you should take firecrackers, incense sticks and paper money to the ancestral grave on the first day. From the second day to the fifth day, you should "go out of the house" (visit relatives) and bring gifts such as candy, chicken, eggs, wine and cigarettes.

In the past, Sichuanese would hold lantern viewing activities from the first day of the first lunar month to the fifteenth day of the first lunar month. In order to pray for a bumper harvest in agriculture, industry and commerce in the new year, people set off lanterns from the first day of the first lunar month. The main contents are floats of dragons, lions, cows and girls. , and play lotus flowers composed of young men and women, including interesting dancing hoses and fire dragons. In the evening, there is usually a lantern parade. When dancing the hose, Longkou will spray water with beads.

The customs and habits of Sichuanese for the New Year.

Lunar New Year refers to the period from the end of the twelfth lunar month to the beginning of the first month of the following year. It is the oldest traditional festival in China and the most important and exquisite festival for Sichuanese. Chinese New Year includes eating Laba porridge, offering sacrifices to stoves, posting Spring Festival couplets, celebrating New Year's Eve, Spring Festival and Lantern Festival.

On the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month, people are familiar with eating laba rice. When cooking, put peanuts, walnuts and other things in the pot with rice to cook. Note that there must be eight kinds of these things besides rice. When the meal is ready, elderly people ask their children and grandchildren to get together to eat laba rice.

On the 23rd of the twelfth lunar month, it is the time for every household to raise sand. On this day, every household will find a long pole, tie a broom or a bamboo branch with bamboo leaves on it, and use it to clean the cobwebs and dust on the roof. After a dozen times like this, the whole house will be much fresher and you can wait for the New Year. If there is no time to raise dust on this day, it will have to wait until the 27th of the twelfth lunar month, because it is impossible to raise dust every day in the twelfth lunar month, only these two days. This is the rule. On this night, we will also burn incense, wax and paper money, and invite Kitchen God to go home for the New Year. I thank the Bodhisattva for giving me food. As for when to send the kitchen god, I can't remember.

Seven don't go out and eight don't go home. That is to say, on the 27th and 8th of the twelfth lunar month, people from other places don't go out of the city on the 27th and don't go home on the 28th. Why on earth is this? I haven't figured it out yet, only knowing the meaning of this sentence.

New Year's Eve. New Year's Eve is the last day of the year, commonly known as New Year's Eve. On this day, there will be a feast of wine and meat, a feast of ancestors of heaven and earth and a family reunion dinner. There should be fish in the new year's eve dinner, and it should be cooked much more. This is called surplus grain. Sweep the kitchen that night to meet the kitchen god and bodhisattva. At midnight, set off firecrackers to ward off evil spirits. After midnight or by candlelight, staying up all night is called keeping the year. The elders send lucky money to the younger generation, and the younger generation says some blessings to the elders. Hehe, the more blessings you say, the more lucky money you get. In recent years, people have eaten the New Year's Eve early, watched the Spring Festival Gala on TV and set off firecrackers on 12. By the way, washing feet on New Year's Eve is different from washing feet at ordinary times. Today, you need to find a big basin where the whole family can sit together and wash away all kinds of disappointments in the coming year. Some families will light an oil lamp in the kitchen pond, fill it with oil, and let the lamp stay on all night. This is called the ever-burning lamp, praying for the happiness and longevity of the family.

On the first day of the first month, the older generation will put a bundle of firewood at their door on New Year's Eve. On the first morning, the male host (women can't open the door first on this day) opened the door and carried firewood into the house. Everyone guessed. This means taking money into the door. Breakfast is usually jiaozi or noodles, which is also cooked by the host (I don't know why). After breakfast, everyone will take turns to go out (you can't lock the door during the day today) and climb the mountain. You are talking about going out (earning). Eating porridge cooked with green vegetables at noon means that the family is harmonious and clean this year (meaning there is no quarrel). Dinner is also porridge or glutinous rice balls and noodles, and meat is forbidden all day. Besides these, there are many rules, such as no drying clothes, no sweeping the floor, no beating and scolding children and so on.

Eat jiaozi in the morning of the first day. Bacon, sausage and other pickled products are usually cooked on the 27th and 28th of the twelfth lunar month and eaten until the end of the year. To set off firecrackers, you should "take a walk" (by the way) during the day from the first day to the third day. Generally speaking, you should visit your elders and relatives, and you should bring ...

Question 4: What is the custom of Spring Festival in Sichuan? On the 30th of this year, the whole family will have dinner together. This is a hearty dinner, but jiaozi doesn't eat it. Eat jiaozi in the morning of the first day. Bacon, sausage and other pickled products are usually cooked on the 27th and 28th of the twelfth lunar month and eaten until the end of the year. Setting off firecrackers, on the first day to the third day, "leaving a daughter" (visiting relatives) usually means visiting the elderly and relatives of the elders, and bringing gifts such as chicken, eggs, noodles, wine, tobacco leaves (tobacco leaves). Daughter-in-law and son-in-law will go back to their parents' home and live in the countryside for a few days. There will be a carnival in the evening (in the city). During the day, temple fairs and teahouses are very lively, and there are many performances such as Sichuan Opera and storytelling.

On this side, the Zigong Lantern Festival with the theme of "exotic customs" only exudes "foreign flavor"; On the other hand, the traditional Chengdu Lantern Festival is changing with the charming ribbons for the 35th time. In Jianyang in central Sichuan, Jiangyou in northern Sichuan and southern Sichuan,

In Yibin and other places, three different styles of Spring Festival Lantern Festival are also lit for the second time. Sichuan in the Spring Festival of the Year of the Sheep is brightly lit.

Lantern Festival is a traditional folk cultural activity of the Chinese nation. During the Spring Festival holiday, many places have the tradition of hanging lanterns and holding lantern festivals. For lively and peaceful Sichuanese, the Lantern Festival is a success without "lights" in the New Year.

Sichuanese are indispensable "new year's goods" for the New Year. Therefore, Sichuan Lantern Festival has a long history and a high level, and is known as "Yi Deng in the world" and "the first of Chinese Lantern Festival". In particular, Chengdu Lantern Festival and Zigong Lantern Festival are magnificent and ingenious.

With its originality, exquisite craftsmanship and strong local customs, it has become the leader of China local Lantern Festival.

On the eve of the Spring Festival in the Year of the Sheep, Zigong Lantern Festival, which has a history of nearly a thousand years, sang "foreign opera" with the theme of "exotic customs" and took the lead in lighting lamps in Shu. Lantern Festival is a classic of Greece, Rome and Egypt.

Classic stories and fragments of places of interest, such as the Battle of Troy, the Egyptian pyramids and Swan Lake, have been vividly interpreted through the traditional lantern art in China. Robin Hood, Spider-Man and Snoopy.

Thirty foreign cartoon characters and animals funny projects make people laugh again and again. In addition to the strong "foreign flavor", Zigong Lantern Festival also introduced the northern ice lantern for the first time, combining the northern ice lantern and the southern colored lantern at the same time and space.

Come to countless people to see new things.

In Chengdu, the provincial capital, this year's Spring Festival Lantern Festival is the 35th. On the first night of the first month of the first month, the lights were officially lit up, shining brightly and shining on the sleepless New Year's Eve in Rongcheng. Water, mountains, buildings and trees in cultural parks

All covered by beautiful lights, the viewer is like crucian carp; Outside the garden, the old piano platform was renovated only last year. At night, the love story of Sima Xiangru and Zhuo Wenjun's "Looking for the Phoenix" was interpreted, with bright lights and crowds.

Chengdu Lantern Festival in the Year of the Sheep is full of the spirit of "sheep". Among the 42 groups of large and medium-sized lamps and 6 groups of archway lamps, the group of lamps showing the celebration of the Year of the Sheep accounts for a large proportion. Viewing lanterns from the west gate and the east gate is the highlight of the Spring Festival in the Year of the Sheep.

Strong breathing. Ximen's "Three Yang Kai Tai, Feng Dan Chao Yang", the auspicious atmosphere is coming; At the east gate, three sheep stand on the gate of the Lantern Festival in semi-relief, beautifully decorated, and watching the Lantern Festival is like entering the Year of the Sheep.

Door ". People watching the lights are in groups of three and five, smiling and taking pictures in front of the lights. As usual, delicious Chengdu people will not forget to feast their eyes on snack exhibitions, such as mutton kebabs and pork intestines powder, after watching the lights.

Delicious, the food stalls are full of people.

"Deng Hua looked up at the stars." The "Water Lantern Festival" held for the first time in Sancha Lake, Jianyang, was full of waves and beautiful scenery, accompanied by the unique sound of paddles with lights. On the first day of the first month of the Year of the Sheep, there are six islands and three peninsulas, and the water connects the three branches of the lake.

On the water surface with a land area of two square kilometers, the Lantern Festival was officially unveiled. Its route of viewing lanterns is six kilometers long, and its vision is the highest in this year's Sichuan Lantern Festival. More than 200 tourist boats are on standby at any time. Lantern Festival, currently in China

The sky rose (80 meters) of the highest independent light group is breathtaking.

In Taibai Park, jiangyou city, the hometown of poet Li Bai, a large lantern festival of Jiangyou Electric Power is being staged. The lantern festival was designed and produced by many lantern festival producers in One Happy and Fifty Zigong, and the scale and quantity were the highest in Jiangyou over the years. In Yibin, southern Sichuan

Bamboo Sea in southern Sichuan, the only national scenic spot with bamboo forest landscape, held a large-scale lantern festival for the first time this Spring Festival to attract tourists. Bamboo Lantern Festival in southern Sichuan highlights the characteristics of bamboo sea, and almost all lanterns are made of bamboo.

Zi Zao has a unique style, among which "Bamboo Weaving Oriental Dragon" and "... >>"

Question 5: The short custom of the Spring Festival in Sichuan is to have a reunion dinner on the eve of New Year's Eve. Is to make a big table of reunion dinner, especially rich, but not to eat jiaozi. Eat jiaozi in the morning of the first day. Bacon, sausage and other pickled products are usually cooked on the 27th and 28th of the twelfth lunar month and eaten until the end of the year. To set off firecrackers, people who "visit" during the day from the first day to the third day (that is, they usually visit their elders and senior relatives and bring gifts such as chicken, eggs, noodles and wine leaves (tobacco leaves)). Daughter-in-law and son-in-law will go back to their parents' home and live in the countryside for a few days. Go to the temple fair in the city at night. Temple fairs and teahouses are very lively during the day, and there are many performances such as Sichuan Opera and storytelling.

Question 6: What is the custom of Chinese New Year in Sichuan? On the Spring Festival Eve in Sichuan, the whole family has dinner together. Dinner was very rich, especially rich, but jiaozi didn't eat it. Eat jiaozi in the morning of the first day. Bacon, sausage and other pickled products are usually cooked on the 27th and 28th of the twelfth lunar month and eaten until the end of the year. Setting off firecrackers, on the first day to the third day, "leaving a daughter" (visiting relatives) usually means visiting the elderly and relatives of the elders, and bringing gifts such as chicken, eggs, noodles, wine, tobacco leaves (tobacco leaves). Daughter-in-law and son-in-law will go back to their parents' home and live in the countryside for a few days. There will be a carnival in the evening (in the city). During the day, temple fairs and teahouses are very lively, and there are many performances such as Sichuan Opera and storytelling.

On this side, the Zigong Lantern Festival with the theme of "exotic customs" only exudes "foreign flavor"; On the other hand, the traditional Chengdu Lantern Festival is changing with the charming ribbons for the 35th time. In Jianyang in central Sichuan, Jiangyou in northern Sichuan and southern Sichuan,

In Yibin and other places, three different styles of Spring Festival Lantern Festival are also lit for the second time. Sichuan in the Spring Festival of the Year of the Sheep is brightly lit.

Lantern Festival is a traditional folk cultural activity of the Chinese nation. During the Spring Festival holiday, many places have the tradition of hanging lanterns and holding lantern festivals. For lively and peaceful Sichuanese, the Lantern Festival is a success without "lights" in the New Year.

Sichuanese are indispensable "new year's goods" for the New Year. Therefore, Sichuan Lantern Festival has a long history and a high level, and is known as "Yi Deng in the world" and "the first of Chinese Lantern Festival". In particular, Chengdu Lantern Festival and Zigong Lantern Festival are magnificent and ingenious.

With its originality, exquisite craftsmanship and strong local customs, it has become the leader of China local Lantern Festival.

On the eve of the Spring Festival in the Year of the Sheep, Zigong Lantern Festival, which has a history of nearly a thousand years, sang "foreign opera" with the theme of "exotic customs" and took the lead in lighting lamps in Shu. Lantern Festival is a classic of Greece, Rome and Egypt.

Classic stories and fragments of places of interest, such as the Battle of Troy, the Egyptian pyramids and Swan Lake, have been vividly interpreted through the traditional lantern art in China. Robin Hood, Spider-Man and Snoopy.

Thirty foreign cartoon characters and animals funny projects make people laugh again and again. In addition to the strong "foreign flavor", Zigong Lantern Festival also introduced the northern ice lantern for the first time, combining the northern ice lantern and the southern colored lantern at the same time and space.

Come to countless people to see new things.

In Chengdu, the provincial capital, this year's Spring Festival Lantern Festival is the 35th. On the first night of the first month of the first month, the lights were officially lit up, shining brightly and shining on the sleepless New Year's Eve in Rongcheng. Water, mountains, buildings and trees in cultural parks

All covered by beautiful lights, the viewer is like crucian carp; Outside the garden, the old piano platform was renovated only last year. At night, the love story of Sima Xiangru and Zhuo Wenjun's "Looking for the Phoenix" was interpreted, with bright lights and crowds.

Chengdu Lantern Festival in the Year of the Sheep is full of the spirit of "sheep". Among the 42 groups of large and medium-sized lamps and 6 groups of archway lamps, the group of lamps showing the celebration of the Year of the Sheep accounts for a large proportion. Viewing lanterns from the west gate and the east gate is the highlight of the Spring Festival in the Year of the Sheep.

Strong breathing. Ximen's "Three Yang Kai Tai, Feng Dan Chao Yang", the auspicious atmosphere is coming; At the east gate, three sheep stand on the gate of the Lantern Festival in semi-relief, beautifully decorated, and watching the Lantern Festival is like entering the Year of the Sheep.

Door ". People watching the lights are in groups of three and five, smiling and taking pictures in front of the lights. As usual, delicious Chengdu people will not forget to feast their eyes on snack exhibitions, such as mutton kebabs and pork intestines powder, after watching the lights.

Delicious, the food stalls are full of people.

"Deng Hua looked up at the stars." The "Water Lantern Festival" held for the first time in Sancha Lake, Jianyang, was full of waves and beautiful scenery, accompanied by the unique sound of paddles with lights. On the first day of the first month of the Year of the Sheep, there are six islands and three peninsulas, and the water connects the three branches of the lake.

On the water surface with a land area of two square kilometers, the Lantern Festival was officially unveiled. Its route of viewing lanterns is six kilometers long, and its vision is the highest in this year's Sichuan Lantern Festival. More than 200 tourist boats are on standby at any time. Lantern Festival, currently in China

The sky rose (80 meters) of the highest independent light group is breathtaking.

In Taibai Park, jiangyou city, the hometown of poet Li Bai, a large lantern festival of Jiangyou Electric Power is being staged. The lantern festival was designed and produced by many lantern festival producers in One Happy and Fifty Zigong, and the scale and quantity were the highest in Jiangyou over the years. In Yibin, southern Sichuan

Bamboo Sea in southern Sichuan, the only national scenic spot with bamboo forest landscape, held a large-scale lantern festival for the first time this Spring Festival to attract tourists. Bamboo Lantern Festival in southern Sichuan highlights the characteristics of bamboo sea, and almost all lanterns are made of bamboo.

Zi Zao has a unique style, among which "Bamboo Weaving Oriental Dragon" and "... >>"

Question 7: How did Sichuan celebrate the Spring Festival? On New Year's Eve, the family get together and cook a big table of dishes. After eating, they will set off fireworks and play mahjong. The elders should prepare red envelopes for their children. I will visit my relatives and friends in Grade One, Grade Two and Grade Three.

Question 8: The Spring Festival in Sichuan is the happiest thing in my memory. According to the custom in Sichuan, the preparations for the Spring Festival began almost at the beginning of the twelfth lunar month. In the twelfth lunar month, people eat longhang sausages and fresh bacon, which is really attractive!

A few days before New Year's Eve, we all went shopping in the supermarket with our parents. Don't mention how busy that supermarket is New year's goods and other commodities are dazzling, brightly lit everywhere, and a festive atmosphere. We want to buy new clothes, all kinds of food, as well as New Year pictures, couplets and firecrackers.

It's almost New Year's Eve. When everyone cooks and eats delicious new year's goods, we will drink, and the elders will say, "I wish you progress every day ..." We will also propose a toast to the elders! I want to watch the Spring Festival get-together on New Year's Eve. The program is so good! At twelve o'clock, we will set off colorful fireworks. You can see colorful fireworks shining in the night sky, and you can hear deafening firecrackers heralding the arrival of the new year!

Question 9: There is a legend about the origin of the 500-word Spring Festival custom in Sichuan. In ancient China, there was a monster called Nian. Its tentacles were very long and fierce. Nian lived on the seabed for many years, and climbed ashore every New Year's Eve, devouring livestock and killing people.

Therefore, every New Year's Eve, people in the village fled to the deep mountains to avoid the harm of the "Nian" beast. One year on New Year's Eve, an old beggar came from outside the village. The villagers were in a hurry and panic. Only an old woman in the east of the village gave the old man some food and suggested that he go up the mountain quickly to avoid Nian beast. The old man smiled and said, "If my mother-in-law lets me stay at home for one night, I will definitely drive Nian beast away." The old woman continued to persuade and begged the old man to laugh without saying a word. At midnight, Nian beast broke into the village. It found that the atmosphere in the village was different from previous years: the old woman's house at the east end of the village had red paper on the door and bright candles in the room.

The beast Nian trembled and let out a long whistle. When we were near the door, there was a sudden explosion in the yard, and Nian trembled and dared not go any further. It turns out that Nian was most afraid of red, fire and explosion. At this time, my mother-in-law's door was wide open, and I saw an old man in a red robe laughing in the hospital. "Nian" was frightened to disgrace and fled in confusion. The next day was the first day of the first month, and the people who came back from refuge were very surprised to see that the village was safe and sound.

At this time, the old woman suddenly realized and quickly told the villagers the promise of begging for the elderly. The story soon spread in the surrounding villages, and people all knew the way to drive away the "Nian" beast. From then on, every year on New Year's Eve, every family posted red couplets and set off firecrackers. Every household has a bright candlelight, so it is better to wait for the New Year. In the early morning of the first day, I want to say hello to my relatives and friends. This custom has spread more and more widely, and has become the most solemn traditional festival among the people in China.

Question 10: What are the customs of Chinese New Year in Sichuan? What customs left a deep impression on you? Sichuanese attach great importance to the Lunar New Year. Every household hangs colored lights, sticks them on doors, and writes auspicious words on granaries and poultry and livestock pens.

Language, to show a bumper harvest in the coming year. Conditional Hakka villages and towns,1-will play lantern dance in February. The type of lantern is dragon lantern.

Lion lamp, clam lamp, etc. , is the custom of lanterns that has been passed down from Sichuan origin to this day. In addition, there will be a large-scale celebration-

Dragon dance can be divided into colorful dragon, fire dragon, water dragon, disjointed dragon and Shangchuan dragon. Chengdu Year is sung with nursery rhymes.

"Boy, boy, don't be greedy, after Laba is the year; Laba porridge, drink for a few days, pull twenty-three; Twenty-three, honeydew melon is sticky; Twenty-four, sweeping the house; Twenty-five, paste the window; Twenty-six, braised pork; Twenty-seven, slaughter the rooster; Twenty-eight, flour hair; Twenty-nine, steamed bread; Stay up for thirty nights; On new year's day, the street is twisted.

All kinds of preparations for the Spring Festival in nursery rhymes, coupled with the entertainment celebrations that lasted until 15 after the arrival of the Spring Festival: ringing bells, burning incense, worshipping gods at big temple fairs, visiting thatched cottages every day, playing lions, dancing dragon lanterns, watching lanterns at the Lantern Festival, and the playful "cheeky year" of Chengdu people on 1 month 16.

Reunion and human touch are the strongest flavor of China people, because they attach importance to family and family. In order to reunite with their families for the New Year, Chengdu people began to prepare early, even earlier than the "Laba" sung in nursery rhymes.

In the past, after beginning of winter every year, every household slaughtered Nian pigs, pickled sausages and bacon. Not only did the fat pigs moan everywhere in the countryside,

It is also common to see big, white and fat pigs being cut open in cities.

Chengdu economist Zheng Guanglu's "Old Things in Chengdu" records that there were many ghosts who killed pigs in the past, and their hands were tightly pressed on the pig's head.

Little dolls who can get away and watch the fun often hand him the pig-killing knife and then whisper "Uncle Pig, don't".

I want to kill you, but the man with the knife told me to kill you. "After killing pigs in 2008, people hung the string of fresh meat from the beam above the door of the wood-burning stove, and smoked it with the fire tongue and wood smoke sticking out of the door every day when cooking, until the color was golden, the smell was fragrant, and the fire tongue licked the meat, which made people salivate. In the middle of the twelfth lunar month, families began to grind glutinous rice balls again, preparing to eat brown sugar glutinous rice balls symbolizing sweetness and roundness on the first day of the lunar new year.

Reunion is exactly what people pray for with so many preparations, just like the indispensable reunion dinner on New Year's Eve. There are four themes in 2008: reunion, auspiciousness, prosperity and joy. The first place is reunion. Emotionally, China people always live in a group life, and they yearn for human affection, harmony and human touch most, which is also the strongest flavor of China people.

Happiness, fun, and family reunion dinner in Chengdu, Chengdu people like to help the old and bring the young, and the whole family goes to Daci Temple to ring the New Year bell to make the children enjoy it.

On New Year's Eve, monks from Daci Temple gathered in the Ursa Major Hall to hold a grand New Year blessing ceremony. At midnight, with the cries of tens of thousands of citizens counting down, the abbot exorcist of Daci Temple personally rang the 108 New Year greeting bell. Legend has it that when the old and the new alternate, it is the most prosperous time of Yin Qi's year. When the bell rings 108, it means that the mysterious Lao Yang Qi awakens from the depressed place of the earth and air, and the shock permeates the whole city.

When I bumped into the New Year bell, it was the incense on the child. People are used to scrambling to burn incense in temples in the first hour of the new year to get God's first favor.

On New Year's Day, Chengdu people began to "walk in". Relatives and friends visit each other, and people hold banquets for each other, as if to finish all the banquets of the year in these ten days.

There are more tricks going on. From the first day of junior high school, people help the old and bring the young to wear new clothes and take a walk to "admire the gods", which is a folk custom of the old Chengdu people and has a history of nearly 200 years. In traditional culture, the God of Wealth and the Western God are linked together. The so-called "XiShen" refers to the gods who bring people luck, joy and wisdom, and "Happy Party" is where XiShen is.

The most popular place of worship is Wuhou Temple, which is also the most lively temple of worship. Temple fair is not only a religious ceremony, but also a market. China has been a farming society since ancient times, and people seldom come and go. Temple fairs naturally become a good opportunity for people to exchange and trade materials, so they are also called "temple fairs". This tradition continues to this day.

More importantly, the Great Temple Fair is an entertainment carnival, with Sichuan opera skills such as changing face, spitting fire, rolling lanterns, hand shadow play and puppet show. At the temple fair, you can see various folk skills such as shadow play, clay sculpture, sugar figurine, Tang Hua and paper cutting, such as rolling iron rings, spinning top, riding a chicken cart, pulling springs and ringing springs. These rustic things make children run wild. & gt