Sichuanese attach great importance to the Lunar New Year. Every household hangs colored lights, sticks door gods, and sticks auspicious words on granaries and poultry and livestock pens to show the bumper harvest in the coming year. Hakka towns and villages with conditions should play lantern dance in1-February. There are dragon lanterns, lion lanterns and clam lanterns, which are the custom of lanterns handed down by Sichuan people in their original places. In addition, there will be a large-scale celebration-dragon dance, which can be divided into colorful dragons, fire dragons, water dragons, disjointed dragons and Shangchuan dragons.
All kinds of preparations for the Spring Festival in nursery rhymes, coupled with the amusement celebrations that lasted until the fifteenth day after the arrival of the Spring Festival: ringing bells in the New Year, burning incense, worshipping the gods, visiting the thatched cottage every day, playing lions, dancing dragon lanterns and watching lanterns on the Lantern Festival, and people who like to play "have a cheeky year" on the sixteenth day of the first month, constitute a happy and fulfilling year.