Generally speaking, from New Year's Eve to the 16th day of the first month, people stick up door gods, Spring Festival couplets, pray for blessings, stick grilles, New Year pictures, new year's goods, dust removal, New Year's greetings, family reunion dinners, New Year's money, New Year's greetings, dragon and lion dances, worship gods and ancestors, pray for disaster relief, set off firecrackers, set off fireworks and swim.

Sacrifice to the gods, boating, temple fairs, beating gongs and drums, waving flags, ordering wine, enjoying lanterns and other customs. They are all set up to welcome and reward the gods: in the morning, after putting on new clothes, they put up couplets in front of their homes and hang red lanterns in the yards of every household. At night, every household's lanterns are on.

Yes, it is booming. The "scratching" in front of every household is firecrackers, and people are coming and going everywhere. On New Year's Day, they all went to the temple to burn incense with new year's goods. Some go to relatives and friends to pay New Year greetings; Going out to play together is the custom of China people for the New Year.