The custom of roasting lion fire on the tenth day of the Lunar New Year will mean wealth.

Any festival is controversial. It is precisely because of the controversy that such festivals can leave a deep impression on people's hearts and make people's lives luckier and happier. On the tenth day of the lunar new year, there are many customs, for example, roasting lion fire and catching up with children's parties are good ways to symbolize beauty and prosperity.

Roasting lion fire on the tenth day represents good luck.

On the tenth day of the first month, customs in different regions vary greatly. Among them, the custom of roasting lion fire is indispensable. Every year after the 10th lunar month and after dinner at six or seven o'clock, every family will light a pile of firewood at home, throw their worn-out brooms and dustpans into the fire, and bake their whole bodies with fire to pray for good health in the coming year. Some people also add some cypress branches to the fire to worship their ancestors. On this night, every household gathers broken baskets, straw hats, reeds, fans and other things outside the door and lights them, which is called lice fire. In fact, this is a good cleaning habit.

On this day, the mouse's marriage symbolizes peace.

On the 10th day of the first month, the activities of offering sacrifices to rats, also known as the folklore of rats marrying women, rats marrying women and rats marrying women, are very popular in China. However, the time when mice and women get married varies from place to place. Some are on the third and seventh day of the first month, some are on the 25th day of the first month, and in many areas it is the 10th day of the first month. On the tenth day of the first month in Pingyao County, Shanxi Province, the cake was placed at the root of the wall, and it was called "Why a rat marries a woman". In our country, the New Year pictures and paper-cuts of mice marrying women and mice are regarded as mascots.

Catching up with this money will mean that wealth is abundant.

On this day, people have a tradition of catching up with children to meet, which means that wealth is prosperous, lucky strike. The custom of catching up with children's meetings, also known as new son-in-law meetings, is said to have begun in the late Ming Dynasty. Son symbolizes wealth, which can represent grain seeds, cotton seeds and so on. On this day, everyone eats jiaozi, and fishing for jiaozi means fishing for children, that is, fishing for more wealth; Son has another meaning: son and grandson. Newlyweds pick up the children the most. On the one hand, they have to hurry to pick up their children and pray for a son. On the other hand, it is to prepare gifts for the fifteenth day of the first month.