What does "shou sui" mean?

Keeping up with the times is called "the era of burning lights", which means burning lights and candles all year round. It is said that after this pass, the family's wealth will be more abundant in the coming year.

Keeping the old year is the custom of staying up late to welcome the new year on the last night of the old year. Also known as New Year's Eve, the common name is "Enduring the Year". In ancient times, observing the age has two meanings: the old man's observing the age means "resigning from the old", which means cherishing time; Young people keep their age in order to prolong the life of their parents.

Keeping old age on New Year's Eve is the most important custom, which was recorded in Wei and Jin Dynasties. On New Year's Eve, the Chinese nation still attaches great importance to staying up late with family members, getting together for drinking and enjoying family happiness, which is a custom.

In ancient times, observing the age has two meanings: the old man's observing the age means "resigning from the old", which means cherishing time; Young people keep their age in order to prolong the life of their parents. Since the Han Dynasty, the time of alternation between the old and the new year is generally midnight.