Who knows the famous Chinese New Year phrases in the Southern Dynasties? Can you tell me something about them?

The Chronicle of Jingchu Years by Liang Zonggu in the Southern Dynasties recorded the folk custom of Spring Festival earlier. Among them, firecrackers in front of the court, such as offering sacrifices to others, drinking Tu Su wine and inserting peach symbols, etc. It is common in Tang and Song poetry, and there are many new supplements. For example, in the early Tang Dynasty, Du Fu's "Except for the night, I have a bosom": "Therefore, we should celebrate the festival with songs and welcome the new year with candles. ..... Listen to the excitement of the lid, see the bucket in the dark. " Besides lighting candles at night to welcome the new year, watching the cross at night, there is also a fun shooting pot game. Shooting the lid is an ancient game close to divination. Putting things under the lid makes people guess, so it's called patting the lid. Guessing alcoholic drinks, also known as shooting; Li Shangyin said in the poem "Shousui Palace": "Aquilaria sinensis is fried for the court, and jade liquid and nectar are used as longevity cups." Precious agarwood was lit, torches and candles in the yard were brightly lit, and jade liquid and nectar wine were held up to congratulate the beginning of the new year. Most of these customs have been preserved to this day.