Before the Chinese New Year, I heard several people say, "Is it 39.5 degrees for a person to celebrate the New Year?" I don't know what this means. If you don't know over there, answer blindly and ask

Before the Chinese New Year, I heard several people say, "Is it 39.5 degrees for a person to celebrate the New Year?" I don't know what this means. If you don't know over there, answer blindly and ask for help. (Two questions, the same answer) This should be a Polai saying, which comes from a joke about Christmas in German. In the west, Christmas is equivalent to the Spring Festival in China. The person who told you this must have lived in Europe and had some contact with German speakers, that is, some local folk customs. The specific analysis is as follows: 1, "one person" refers to Jesus Christ. 2. China New Year should be a variant of China people, originally meaning Christmas, which is the "China New Year" in China people's understanding. 3,39.5 is a word game. There is a way to play poker in the west called 24, which means to play any 9-point card and then calculate these cards into the result of 24 by adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing. The calculation result of "3,9,5" is 3*5+9=24. The 24th of Christmas Eve is equivalent to New Year's Eve in China, which is the beginning of the traditional Spring Festival in China. This statement was first caused by a man named Du Pu Si, and this is the origin of "Du". The overall meaning is "Chinese New Year is coming soon", and by extension, it is also "Happy Chinese New Year". It is a blessing to pay a New Year call in advance.