China folk culture during the Spring Festival.

According to historical records and Hanshu, the first day of the first month is the beginning of four periods (early, early, early and early) and three dynasties (year dynasty, month dynasty and Japan dynasty). In ancient times, people held various recreational activities on this day to welcome the gods and worship their ancestors, divine the climate and pray for a bumper harvest. The activities of the Spring Festival are slightly different from place to place, and their contents are roughly as follows: New Year's Eve, commonly known as New Year's Eve, relatives gather together, have a reunion dinner, and watch the new year; Door-keeper and Spring Festival couplets (the custom of Han Dynasty is to draw chickens and hang reeds on the portal, or draw tea gods and Lei Yu on the peach board, which is intended to drive away the plague and later evolved into door-keeper and New Year pictures); On the first day of the first month, people visit relatives and friends, commonly known as worshipping God and congratulating each other, which is called New Year greetings. In addition, all localities should set off firecrackers to drive away worship and welcome auspiciousness.