Is it a snub to send a text message on the third day of the lunar new year?

Under normal circumstances, New Year's Day to New Year's Day belongs to the Spring Festival. Sending a message to New Year's Day is not a snub, as long as you are willing.

On the third day of the first month, it is also called Xiaonian Dynasty and Red Dog Day. As an ancient traditional festival in China, it is said that Nu Wa Niangniang made pigs on this day. According to China folklore, the third night is the day when mice get married, so most people turn off the lights early to sleep, so as not to disturb the mice (some people say that turning off the lights early at night is to make the mice invisible and unable to get married, so as to slow down their reproduction), and sprinkle some rice grains and cakes in the corner for the mice to eat. This is called sharing money with the mice, which means that they can enjoy a bumper harvest for one year. People in China regard the third day of the first month as Xiaomi's birthday. On this day, they hope to sacrifice and pray for the new year. They don't eat rice.