2. Good luck in the coming year. It turns out that you are lucky in the coming year. I wish you all the best. I hope all your New Year's dreams can come true! May all your New Year's dreams come true! I wish you and your family a happy New Year. I wish you and your family a happy New Year. 6. With the beginning of the new year, let's start a new one! New year, new atmosphere! 7. May you be filled with happiness in the new year. May you be filled with happiness in the new year. 8. Happy New Year to you and your family. I wish you and your family a happy New Year. 9. I wish you great happiness in the holidays and the new year. I wish you a happy holiday and a happy New Year. 10. Good luck, health and happiness. I wish you a happy new year. Good luck, health and happiness will accompany you to spend a happy New Year. Custom 1: When it comes to Spring Festival, the first thing that comes to mind is New Year's Eve. Family is the cornerstone of China society. The annual New Year's Eve dinner fully shows the mutual respect and care among family members in China, which makes the relationship between families closer. Eating New Year's Eve is the most lively and enjoyable time for every household in the Spring Festival. On New Year's Eve, a table is full of rich New Year's dishes, and the family get together, sit around the table and have a reunion dinner. The sense of accomplishment in my heart is beyond words. People not only enjoyed a table full of delicious food, but also enjoyed a happy atmosphere.

Custom 2: Window grilles During the Spring Festival, people in many areas like to stick various paper-cut window grilles on their windows. Window grilles can not only set off the festive atmosphere, but also bring people beautiful enjoyment, integrating decoration, appreciation and practicality. With its unique generalization and exaggeration, window grilles show auspicious things and good wishes incisively and vividly, and decorate festivals with prosperity and celebration. Custom 3: The catwalk is a traditional folk song and dance performance in China, mainly around the Spring Festival and Lantern Festival. Also known as Xianghui in Beijing, it was renamed Flower Festival after 1949. It has become the most organized and enthusiastic street song and dance performance at annual festivals or festive ceremonies and temple fairs. The main performance forms of the Walking Party are: clearing the way, yangko, five tiger sticks, dry boat, China national flag, Cheyouhui, stilts, barbecued pork buns, lion, Fan Shi, Taiping drum and so on. Custom 4: Sweep the dust "On the 24th of the twelfth lunar month, sweep the house dust." Every Spring Festival, every household should clean the furniture, dismantle and wash the bedding, and carry out a general cleaning to greet the Spring Festival cleanly. It originated from the religious ceremony of ancient people to drive away the plague. Lu Lanzhi said: "The plague ghost is old, and it is difficult to beat the drum." Later it gradually evolved into a year-end cleaning. There is a folk saying that "the house will be cleaned on the 24th, and decals will be posted on the 27th and 28th." In other words, from the 24th of the twelfth lunar month to the end of the year, it is the time to "sweep the year". The custom of "sweeping new year's goods" reflects the tradition of working people in China who love cleanliness and pay attention to hygiene. Custom 5: Setting off firecrackers is a bright gem with colorful petals that flash by. I can't believe it. In a small paper tube, there is a soul as beautiful as fire and as charming as flowers. It dedicated its whole life to the Spring Festival ... "Setting off firecrackers to celebrate the Spring Festival has a history of more than 2,000 years in China. The ancients burned bamboo and made a sound, which was called "firecrackers". The original intention of firecrackers is to scare and drive away evil spirits. Custom 6: The walls are covered with New Year pictures of orchids, chrysanthemums and plums, and the room seems to smell the flowers. The birds were making noise in front of the eaves and rushed into the house to flap their wings. This poem about New Year pictures depicts the new atmosphere of hanging New Year pictures in every household as the Spring Festival approaches. New Year pictures are a popular form of folk paintings in China. It is accompanied by China Lunar New Year's activities to send the old and welcome the new. As early as the Yao and Shun period, New Year pictures appeared. Up to now, the vast rural areas still have the tradition of putting up New Year pictures every Spring Festival.