New Year's Day led display slogan

The New Year's Day electronic screen slogans are as follows:

1. Boying welcomes the New Year with a smile and welcomes the first carnival of Shishi colleagues on New Year's Day.

2. Youthful and dynamic literature.

3. Dancing youth, shining brightly.

4. Show off your youth and dance with the academy.

5. Get together and imagine youth.

6. Get together tonight and fight tomorrow.

7. Integrate Academy of Science’s dreams and let youth bloom.

8. Yang Fan, the soul of the academy, pursues the Chinese dream.

9. Passionate New Year’s Day, blooming dreams.

10. Youthful dreams, passionate interpretation.

11. Build dreams of youth and convey vitality through literature.

12. Sifenghua Academy of Sciences, youth in the age of books.

13. The singing gathered in the Academy of Sciences, and the dancing shook the Shenzhou.

14. Say goodbye to the old and welcome the new, the Academy of Sciences will be brilliant.

15. Burn passion and release youth.

16. Let’s spend the New Year’s Eve willfully together

17. We are prosperous and vigorous, and the vitality is in the Academy of Sciences.

18. Fulfill youth dreams and create youthful glory.

19. Inspire youth and bloom wonderfully.

20. Singing and dancing carry youth, dreams build literary legacy.

New Year's Day customs:

1. In ancient times, New Year's Day was the first day of the first lunar month. It was to commemorate the day when Emperor Shun offered sacrifices to heaven and earth and the late Emperor Yao. All dynasties held celebrations on New Year's Day. Ceremonies and prayers and other activities, such as offering sacrifices to gods and ancestors, writing Spring Festival couplets on doors, writing blessing characters, and dancing dragon lanterns. Folks have gradually formed the practice of offering sacrifices to gods and Buddhas, worshiping ancestors, pasting Spring Festival couplets, setting off firecrackers, keeping watch on the New Year's Eve, having reunion dinners, and many other activities. Celebrations such as building fires.

2. January 1st of the Gregorian calendar is now designated as New Year’s Day. Since New Year’s Day was only born during the Republic of my country, the customs and habits of celebrating are of course mostly similar to those of the Spring Festival, or it can be said that A pocket version of the Spring Festival. After all, New Year's Day is not a traditional festival in my country. Although some traditional celebration methods are used, such as setting off fireworks, killing three living beings, offering sacrifices to ghosts and gods, and paying homage to ancestors, etc.