20 17' s new year's day is here, and the new year is here. Do you have any plans and dreams to realize? Write it on you
20 17' s new year's day is here, and the new year is here. Do you have any plans and dreams to realize? Write it on your new year's day handwritten newspaper! The following is what I brought you for your reference.
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For information about celebrating New Year's Day, please refer to the customs of New Year's Day in various countries.
Germany: On New Year's Day, people will see women performing comedies to seize power. In many places, women rushed into the people's hall of the city in droves, broke into the mayor's office and sat in the mayor's office chair, indicating that they had taken over the power of the mayor.
Britain: In Scotland, on New Year's Day, every household opens its doors and welcomes anyone to visit. Guests should take a piece of charcoal with them and throw it into the master's stove, which symbolizes that the fire will burn for a long time and the family will be prosperous.
France: Drink all the remaining wine on New Year's Day to show all the best in the New Year. If there is any wine left, the new year will be unlucky.
Romania: At twelve o'clock on New Year's Eve, young men and women took to the streets and went door to door to congratulate their hosts on the New Year. Every time they arrive, they sing, and the host invites young men and women into the house to drink.
Spain: New Year's Eve, family reunion. At twelve o'clock, with the church bell as the signal, they competed for grapes. Every time they knock, they will eat one grape and twelve in a row, which means smooth sailing and good luck in the coming year.
Argentina: Argentines believe that water is the most sacred. Every New Year's Day, every family, old and young, flock to the river for a "New Year bath" to wash away all the filth on their bodies.
Second, poems about New Year's Day.
Before new year's day
Snow is like love,
When all is silent, I will read my mind.
Glittering and translucent caressing face,
A breeze brushed my face.
Looking at Liu Yin's place,
After the new year, it will come soon.
Life is too short to rest,
Xinyang in Ming Dynasty was Zhen Hong.