Will you be tested for drunk driving on the second day of the Lunar New Year?

Drunk driving will be investigated on the second day of the Lunar New Year.

January 23 (the second day of the Lunar New Year) is the second national unified action day to combat drunk driving. In order to fully ensure road traffic safety during the Spring Festival holiday, on January 23, in accordance with the unified deployment of the corps and combined with the traffic characteristics during the Spring Festival holiday, personnel from all units launched the third wave of "Safe Spring Festival Transport" drunk driving centralized rectification operations in the city, and jointly focused on important periods. , road sections, strictly investigate serious traffic behaviors such as drunk driving, "three excesses and one fatigue", license and license violations, strictly prevent drunk driving, and ensure the safety of people traveling during festivals.

During this period, we strengthened the publicity against drunk driving among key groups such as rural drivers and young drivers, actively invited personnel to fight with the unit, focused on exposing typical cases, and carried out extensive publicity reminders to guide the masses to further strengthen the "life is priceless, alcohol is "No driving later" *** knowledge.

Introduction to the second day of the Lunar New Year

On the second day of the first lunar month, a married daughter takes her husband and children back to her parents’ home to pay New Year greetings. When a daughter returns to her parents’ home, she must bring a large bag of biscuits and candies. The mother distributes it to the neighbors and villagers, just like the Chinese New Year. If there are multiple daughters in the family, and these daughters do not come back on the same day, then they have to come one at a time. The gift is quite thin, just four biscuits.

However, the affection it reflects is very strong. The real thing is "little etiquette but heavy affection". It expresses the girl's deep longing for her fellow villagers. In the north, the God of Wealth is worshiped on the second day of the first lunar month. On this day, no matter it is Commercial shops, as well as ordinary families, all hold activities to worship the God of Wealth. Each family offers sacrifices to the God of Wealth that they received on New Year's Eve.

Wontons, commonly known as Yuanbao soup, are eaten at noon on this day. Fish and mutton are used as sacrificial offerings. Big merchants in old Beijing hold large-scale sacrificial activities on this day. The five major sacrifices are used, namely whole pigs, Whole sheep, whole chickens, whole ducks, red live carps, etc., hope for a fortune.