The first day of the first lunar month to the fifth day of the New Year is the key period for the prosperity of the New Year, especially the first day of the New Year. Doing anything may affect the whole year of sports, and there are many taboos. "" compiles various customs and taboos from the first to the fifth day of the lunar month for readers to refer to, and wishes everyone good luck and avoid misfortunes in the new year and everything goes well.

▌The first day of the New Year

‧Eat vegetarian food for breakfast. On the first day of the lunar month, the "Wanshen Festival" is a taboo to kill children. Eating them can bring blessings and compassion. As the saying goes, "Eat the lunar month early on the first day of the lunar month, and you will be happy to eat the dishes for one year."

‧Don't eat thin rice and drink soup. Porridge is a symbol of sacrificial porridge, and the first day of the first lunar month, you will be sacrificial porridge for the whole year.

‧Don't cook fresh food. On the first day of the New Year, you have to eat rice left by the Big Breeze, which symbolizes that you have a lot every year.

‧Avoid washing your head or taking a bath in the morning. Will wash away the money.

‧Avoid water, washing clothes, and taking out garbage. The first and second day of the lunar calendar are the birthdays of the water god. Do not wash clothes or water to show respect for the water god. If you take out the garbage on the first day of the lunar calendar, you will throw away your blessings.

‧Don't swing the ground. If you have to sweep your money, it means you are sweeping your money.

‧Don't ask others to get up with their full name. It will make the other party urged to do things all year round and have poor sports.

‧Don't wish you new year with people who are still sleeping. It will leave the other party lying on the hospital bed all year long, with poor health.

‧Avoid taking naps during the day. Sleeping during the day gives people a scattered impression and affects business.

‧Don't move the knife and cut the wire. It represents the whole year of verbal trouble and financial loss.

‧Don't break things. It means to destroy wealth and wealth. To break things, you must recite the auspicious words "Peace at an age" and save and resolve them.

‧Don't attack children. You should speak good words and do good things during the Chinese New Year, so that you can succeed in the next year.

‧Avoid taking medicine. Taking medicine on the first day of the New Year will affect health.

‧Don't borrow money. It represents ruining wealth. As the saying goes, "I borrowed other people's money on the first day of the junior high school and rely on foreign aid all year round; I borrowed money on the first day of the junior high school and my property was outflowed for a whole year."

‧Don't let people take things out from their own pockets. It means that the money for the whole year will be taken away by others.

‧Don't let your daughter go back to her parents' home. When a married daughter returns to her parents' home on the first day of the first day of the year, she will eat her home, which also means "a woman returns to her head" as if her marriage is unhappy.

‧To "go to spring". The spring-to-straight word "living" means "saving", which means wealth and prosperity; if you go out to the east, you will walk at least 365 steps, which means you have been doing well all year round.

▌The second grade of junior high school

‧Married daughter returns to her parents' home. On the second day of the lunar month, it is also called "Son-in-law's Day". The married daughter must take her husband to her parents' home to wish her New Year's greetings.

‧Don't go back to your parents' home at night. The traditional return banquet is often at noon, and the daughter and son-in-law must arrive before 11 a.m.

‧Don't go back empty-handed. When a daughter returns home, she must prepare a "software" to symbolize "bringing money back to her parents' home", and the quantity must be "double and matched" and cannot be a single number.

‧Avoid having dinner at your parents' home. My daughter should leave before the evening and do not stay for dinner, otherwise "eat to the end" will bring her family to the desolate family.

‧Avoid wearing black and white clothes. Traditionally, the colors you wear only when something bad happens, and you won’t be happy during the New Year.

‧Avoid water and washing clothes. The first and second day of the lunar calendar are the birthdays of the water god. Do not wash clothes or waste water to show respect for the water god and avoid washing away good health and wealth.

‧Don't swing the ground. If you have to sweep your money, it means you are sweeping your money.

▌The third year of the junior high school

‧Avoid going out to wish you a New Year. On the third day of the Lunar New Year, it is called "Red Dog Day", which is easy to have quarrels with others. Red also means red and obedient. If you go out and get offended, you will be attracted to obedients, so it is not suitable for going out to pay New Year's greetings.

‧Avoid eating rice. The people believe that the birthday of the third son of the first lunar month is the birthday of the third son. On this day, they pray for the new year and fasted rice to avoid offending the rice god, resulting in poor harvests throughout the year.

‧Avoid going to bed late. This day is said to be the day when the mouse is married. Traditional customs will feed some rice cakes and cakes in the corner of the wall to share the harvest for a year with the mouse, and to get rid of it early to avoid slandering the mouse for marriage.

▌The fourth day of the first

‧Don't go out of the far door. On the fourth day of the lunar month, the god of the Kitchen God returns to his hometown and visits his residents. It is best to stay at home this day.

‧Avoid changing clothes in the kitchen. The god of the kitchen will be moved.

‧Don't talk about love in the kitchen. It will affect the relationship between husband and wife and love.

‧Don't use pins. Tips and clothes are symbolized by adding holes. They will continue to "replenish" in the new year, and they will use them with evil spirits.

‧Avoid slaughtering sheep. The fourth day of the first lunar month is the "Sheep Day". Sheep cannot be killed. The weather is good that day, which means that people will have a good harvest in this year.

‧Eat the Dishes. Cook leftovers from the past year into a big mess, demonstrating the virtue of hard work and family management.

‧Welcome the God of Wealth. The gifts that will be worshipped on the fourth day of the lunar month will be shared with others, and the God of Finance will be more respectful in the new year.

‧Connect five routes. It originally refers to the "five-way gods", but later it became the "five-way gods of wealth". From the merchants welcomed the five-way gods of wealth on the fourth night of the lunar month and prayed for a prosperous business.

‧The God of Vulcan. Use a maize stem or corn stem to a stick, light it and send it from your home to the river, praying for safety and no fire.

▌Fifth day of the lunar month

‧Send five treasures. The fifth day of the lunar month is a good day for the market. At dawn, firecrackers are set off from inside to outside, symbolizing the sacred gods walking away from home.

‧Big sweep. It is not advisable to sweep during the Chinese New Year period, as the garbage of the other party is a sign of a bad weather. The fifth day of the lunar month should be cleaned up and sent out..

‧Eat the porridge. It symbolizes "pinching the mouth of a villain" to avoid being hurt by careful words. It looks like a treasure, and it symbolizes that it is a treasure.

‧Avoid taking naps. On the fifth day of the New Year, you must work harder, commonly known as "hateful" and means that the new year is more diligent and richer.

‧Don't visit others. On the fifth day of the lunar month, it is called "breaking the five" as "sending off the five". Visiting other people's homes will bring bad luck to other people's homes.