Every year in the human world, we know the warmth of home more and more. It means that every year in the human world, we know the warmth of home better. "

They all talk about north and south, but I don’t know the deeper meaning. Not only customs, but the Little Year is also divided into north and south. The 24th day of the twelfth lunar month in southern China is the "little year" and the 23rd day of the twelfth lunar month in the north is the "little year".

As early as the Song Dynasty, only the twenty-fourth day of the twelfth lunar month was designated as the off year, so the custom of the twenty-fourth off year has a longer history. But changes occurred in the Qing Dynasty. Starting from the Yongzheng period, gods were worshiped in Kunning Palace on the 23rd of the twelfth lunar month every year. In order to save money, the emperor also worshiped the Kitchen God. Later, the royal family and Baylor followed suit and offered sacrifices to the stove on the 23rd day of the twelfth lunar month. From then on, there began to be a distinction between the officials and the people celebrating the Small New Year on different days.

Little New Year is the beginning and foreshadowing of the entire Spring Festival celebrations. Sweeping dust in the Little New Year is a good omen to say goodbye to the old and welcome the new, and to welcome good luck and blessings. It is the beginning of a busy year, which means "having enough food and clothing", in the new year Traveling throughout the year, everyone has their own scenery. The unhappiness of last year is dusted away, and the bell of the New Year is ringing. The new year is coming in the rush of thousands of households.

Chinese mythology is the embodiment of the spirit of the Chinese people. The rich and colorful artistic images express our yearning for a better future. On the night of Xiaonian, the river lights at night hand over the light and wind to the bright moon. Use myths to tell customs.

The Xiaonian is the day when the Kitchen God reports the evil and good deeds of the people living there to the Jade Emperor. In order to please the Kitchen God, sugar, water, beans, and mosses are often offered on the table to prepare materials for the Stove God's mount. Use Guandong sugar to coat the Stove Lord's mouth to prevent him from reporting bad things to the Jade Emperor. Although the forms and specific connotations of customs and cultural expressions have changed with the development of the times, their basic connotations have been firmly engraved in people's hearts.