Four lines of ancient poems about Xiaonian are as follows:
1. Firecrackers came into the window on two or three days, and I was surprised to feel that the New Year had begun. I bid farewell to the old self in the radial mirror, and I don't wander around when I flick my sleeves.
2. There is a dream floating in the east sea and east, and seeing the red plum blossoms every year. What can I do if I remember to repay you? You have no intention and I am poor.
3. Looking for white wine to go with tea, but it turns out that life has its own twists and turns. I have three million poems and thoughts, who will leave me a flower?
4. There are good times now that cannot be destroyed. The city is full of lights and sparkles like a sea. Even though there are vicissitudes of life in the world, I feel at ease in the dim place.
5. When Yan Shuo meets the poor, people in the south of the Yangtze River celebrate the New Year. Live and enjoy life when you are old, and your life and death are fate. The crows are noisy in the snow on thousands of mountains, and they are flying thousands of miles into the sky. I had no idea when I went out, but I looked around at a loss.
6. A strong ambition leads to Guangyue, and the illness falls to Youyan. Three days before the Spring Festival, Jiangxiang is celebrating the New Year. If there is water in the year, the wind will be different from the sky. The family temple is barren and moss-slippery.
7. The sound of the flute enters the small hall as I repeat the poem "Woyi Alley" on the pillow. The garden is filled with bright light in the sky, and people listening to the flute in the pavilion are hesitant. The fairy music floats in the clouds for nine days, and the cunning rabbit comes down to play with the strings. The candles in the garden and palace are bright, and you can see the beauty of Chanjuan thousands of miles away. Lord Yun Zhong, the full moon is as full as a canopy, and on the Lantern Festival night, the clouds are always beautiful.
8. The frosty wind is biting and I pity the lonely cold. I close my house and moan in the new year. After withdrawing his pen, he was disturbed by the evil spirit in his heart, and Jie Jia fell into the trap of Lao Hu Chan. The floating cup is only suitable for the poem, and the train of thought is suitable for a broad understanding. I sleepless at night and look forward to it, mostly giving clothes to the poor.
9. A piece of chicken, gum and gum, and a piece of clothing for incense. If there is nothing growing in the house, there are only a few yellow sheep.
10. A strong ambition leads to Guangyue, and a sick constitution falls to Youyan. Three days before the Spring Festival, Jiangxiang is celebrating the New Year. If there is water in the year, the customs will be different. The family temple is barren and slippery, and people are burning paper money.
Introduction to Xiaonian
Chinese traditional festivals are also called New Year Festival, Kitchen God Festival, Kitchen Festival, etc. The main folk activities of the Little New Year include sweeping dust, offering sacrifices to stoves, etc. China is a vast country, and customs vary greatly from place to place. Due to different customs in different places, the days known as the Little New Year are also different. In most areas of the south, it is the 24th day of the twelfth lunar month, and in the north it is the 23rd day of the twelfth lunar month. In Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai, the 24th day of the twelfth lunar month and the night before New Year's Eve are both called off-year.
The Nanjing area calls the Lantern Festival on the 15th day of the first lunar month the Xiaonian Festival. In some areas of Yunnan, the Xiaonian Festival falls on the 16th day of the first lunar month. In some areas in the southwest and north, the Xiaonian Festival falls on New Year’s Eve. The Little New Year is usually regarded as the beginning of the busy New Year, which means that people begin to prepare New Year's goods, sweep dust, offer sacrifices to stoves, etc., and prepare to have a clean and happy New Year. Sacrificing stoves has a history of thousands of years among Chinese people. It is a reflection of the Chinese people's pursuit of their dream of having enough food and clothing.