Poems describing welcoming the new and embracing the new

"Spring brings joy to the hut, and the house dust is cleared away. It is not easy to live in peace, so look carefully when the new calendar comes."

"A cup of tea and a wisp of smoke, The Kitchen God ascends to the sky. If the Jade Emperor asks about human affairs, his articles on Taoism are worthless.” From now on, I cherish my time."

Yuan Dynasty poet Zhao Mengfu said: "The catkins are flying and falling on the ground, and the peach blossoms are shining like falling stars, and they are like fire."

Wang Anshi of the Northern Song Dynasty's "Yuan Ri": "The sound of firecrackers marks the end of the year, and the spring breeze brings warmth to Tusu. Thousands of households always replace the old talisman with new peaches.