What was the weather like in Shanghai on February 1 2009?

Weather in Beijing: sunny 1/-9, northerly winds 2, 3 and 4. Customs: The rice on New Year's Eve is the most fragrant and authentic, because every grain of rice is full of home flavor, and every dish is loved by family members. Therefore, the New Year's Eve dinner is the most important meal for China people. When it comes to New Year's Eve, there are generally two things, one is fish and the other is jiaozi. "Fish" and "fish" are homophonic, symbolizing "how auspicious it is for many years". On the other hand, jiaozi means "alternating the old with the new, making friends when you are young". And because the shape of jiaozi is very much like a small ingot, and the pots and pans on the table symbolize the good omen of "making a fortune in the New Year, and the ingots are rolling in", every household should wrap jiaozi on this day. In the past, every year on New Year's Eve, many families would put all kinds of offerings and candles on the table to offer sacrifices to the gods and paste the gods to worship on the wall. According to legend, this custom is specially prepared for the next encounter with immortals. Although this feudal tradition has been broken now, it is also an interesting folk activity. People in China have the habit of observing the New Year's Eve, commonly known as "Enduring the Year". Watching the new year begins with eating New Year's Eve dinner. This New Year's Eve dinner should be eaten slowly, starting with lighting lanterns, and some families have to eat it until late at night. Now, most of us spend this New Year's Eve with the Spring Festival Gala, which has lasted for more than 20 years. After dinner, the family sat around the TV to watch the party. This is a picture of how many wanderers are dreaming After eating jiaozi, at midnight, it's time to set off firecrackers. At this time, the New Year bell rang and firecrackers shook the whole land of China. In some places, "Wanghuo" was built in the courtyard to show prosperity. Around the blazing fire, the children set off firecrackers and danced happily. At this time, the bright lights in the house, the sparks in front of the court and the deafening noise outside the house pushed the lively atmosphere of New Year's Eve to a climax. The original intention of giving lucky money is that children at home prepare it for the elderly, in order to suppress "age" and ensure the health of the elderly. Now society has turned it into children's pocket money. Although people are different, they all want to ensure safety and health. Every year on New Year's Eve, the children at home line up, kowtow to their elders one by one according to their age, and then happily receive their lucky money. This year, we might as well look for old traditions and send a red envelope to our elders, wishing them a healthy and long life in the new year. Shanghai weather: cloudy to sunny custom: similar to Beijing custom. Weather in Hainan: Sunny custom: The first thing is1February 24th to send "bordeaux". Legend has it that "Duke Zao" is a god sent by the Jade Emperor to supervise good and evil, and he reports to the Jade Emperor on this day every year. To this end, every household should use bamboo sticks or bamboo branches to clean the front and back of the house, inside and outside the house, and the incense burner should be cleaned and replaced with new ashes. In the evening, wine and fruit were prepared as sacrifices to see "bordeaux" off. As soon as "bordeaux" was delivered, the head of the family was busy "going to the market". In the past, the "city" of villages and towns was 365 days a year, and it only developed a few days ago! Sell three birds, gold and silver incense sticks, Beijing fructose cake, "doll painting" (New Year pictures), "Wang Le plaster" (that is, wandering in rivers and lakes), bowls, chopsticks, pottery pots, "Chinese New Year oranges", all kinds of clothes, pork, dried vegetables and wet vegetables (people are filled with the joy of "Chinese New Year" in an instant, and buy the New Year pictures. A few days ago, every household was busy soaking glutinous rice, grinding rice pulp and making rice cakes, while Wenchang and other places were busy making rice candy and peanut candy (these rice cakes were made a lot, both for personal use and for gifts, and they were usually eaten until the end of the month). There is a two-part allegorical saying in Hainan, "Thirty nights-the anvil can't be idle". Because in Hainan, no matter how poor people are, they have to kill chickens and ducks when they borrow money or rice on the thirtieth day of the twelfth lunar month. Seven bowls of braised pork, trotters, meat dishes and vegetarian dishes were placed on the Eight Immortals table in front of the incense burner, and firecrackers were set off after the ancestor worship ceremony. When the food is cold enough, they will take it down and eat New Year's Eve around the stove. On New Year's Eve, men, women and children put on new clothes after bathing, which means to say goodbye to the old and welcome the new. Even in the era of tickets, we usually save kerosene. From the evening of the 30th, every room was lit, and every family had a light, which lasted for several days day and night until the next morning. Commonly known as "lighting a lamp", it means "adding Ding to make a fortune". On New Year's Eve, many people stayed up all night until the first day of the Lunar New Year. At this time, according to the time, every household is rushing to pay New Year greetings, which means "welcome the New Year". Then the younger generation kowtows, salutes and congratulates the elders, and the elders give them "lucky money". Harbin weather: sunny custom: as in other places, there are some uncertainties. Please add some points, your score is pitiful.