Proverbs about the Spring Festival

1, one night for two years, five classes for two days.

2. Having money but no money, going home for the Spring Festival means family reunion during the Spring Festival.

Eating jiaozi on the first day of the Lunar New Year, with no outsiders, refers to the intimate and joyful situation of family reunion.

A dry winter and a wet year mean that if there is little snow or no rain in a winter, it means that there will be frequent snowfall during the Spring Festival.

5, slight cold, killing pigs for the New Year means that when it comes to slight cold and cold solar terms, it is necessary to prepare for the New Year.

6. Eat laba rice and do it next year.

7. Children, children, don't be greedy. After Laba, it is the New Year, that is, the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month, and it will enter the New Year.

8. Balarazi, freezing your chin means that the weather was extremely cold at that time.

9. Pickling' Laba Garlic' brings good luck. It is said that on this day, peeling garlic and pickling it with vinegar will make it green and delicious and bring good luck to people.

10, on the 24th of the twelfth lunar month, cleaning the house means cleaning the house and welcoming the New Year.

1 1, August 15, Yun Zheyue, the fifteenth day of the first month, when it snows, that is to say, if it snows on the fifteenth day of the first month, that is, it snows in Yun Zheyue on August 15, which is a good omen for good weather and good years.

12, February 2nd, stir-fry, one acre of land is arranged (collected) for three loads ",saying that stir-frying" Dengzhaner "on this day can bring abundant crops.

13, February 2, knock on the edge of the kang, scorpions and insects (centipedes) don't meet.

14, February 2, knocking on the kang, gold and silver flow home. In the early morning of this day, middle-aged and elderly women knocked on the edge of the kang with brooms, thinking while knocking and praying for peace and wealth.

15, worship four instead of five, which means to pay New Year greetings to parents-in-law, not the fifth day of the first month.