What do you mean, door to door?

Thank you for inviting me. As the name implies, we visit relatives and friends and exchange greetings every Spring Festival. This is the embodiment of China's traditional culture. Chuanhu, also known as Chuanmenzi, is commonly known as from east to west. In the seventy-fourth chapter of The Water Margin, there is a description that a peddler walks from village to village with a burden, shaking his drum and selling: "Since you pretend to be a peddler, sing a tune-changing song of Shandong peddler for all of us." Since the Song Dynasty, it has become more common for vendors to walk up and down the street. In the history of our country, Yuan Zhen, a scholar in the Song Dynasty, wrote about the scene of Bianjing people in the Northern Song Dynasty: "On the first day of the first month of the first month, Kaifengfu went out for three days, and scholars congratulated each other early." The traditional New Year greeting time is from the first day to the fifth day. Visiting relatives and friends after the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month is for the early years, and visiting relatives and friends before the fifteenth day of the first lunar month is for the later years. There is a folk proverb: it is not too late to celebrate the New Year with a heart. With the development of the times, visiting relatives has evolved into various forms such as telephone calls, WeChat messages and WeChat videos. However, visiting relatives and friends is still a popular way to pay New Year's greetings, because the direct communication of shaking hands face to face is more cordial and natural, festive and warm, and the traditional Spring Festival culture with China characteristics can continue to be carried forward.