Busy Year Song is a traditional folk children's song popular in northern China. Also known as New Year's Ballad. Busy year songs completely describe the folk customs of the Spring Festival around the country through nursery rhymes.
Twenty-three festivals, nursery rhymes and Spring Festival nursery rhymes. Twenty-four, sweeping the house; Twenty-five, beating gongs and drums; Twenty-six, see my uncle; Twenty-seven, kill a chicken; 28, paste it; Twenty-nine, playing shochu; Thirty, including jiaozi. Twenty-three, altar officials; Twenty-four, sweeping the house; Twenty-five, fried tofu; Twenty-six, cut meat; Twenty-seven, killing chickens; Twenty-eight, shave a fool; Twenty-nine, go to play wine; A 30-year-old man sticks to his nose; On New Year's Day, I worshipped Laba porridge for a few days, and I was twenty-three miles away. Twenty-three candies were glued, twenty-four houses were cleaned, twenty-five tofu were fried, twenty-six pork elbows were boiled, twenty-seven cocks were slaughtered, twenty-eight pieces of dough were made, and twenty-nine steamed buns were steamed. Thirty nights passed in one night.