The Spring Festival culture in Qixian mainly refers to the first day of the first month to the tenth day of the first month, which is an important part of the New Year culture. ? During the period, the main activities include New Year's greetings, ancestor worship, returning to parents' homes, the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the seventh day of the seventh lunar month, the seventh lunar month, the eighth lunar month, and the October Stone Festival. Among them, "the image of the year", "the taste of the year" and "the custom of the year" constitute the three characteristics of the Spring Festival new year culture. You can eat at someone else's house on the second day of junior high school. Avoid needlework on the second and third day of the first month, or you will be a widow. Or the offspring are single or widowed.

Qixian folk Spring Festival culture will be included in the national traditional Spring Festival protection demonstration site by the Ministry of Culture. Qixian County can become a traditional activity place with the most complete traditional context, the most primitive preservation and the strongest local folk customs, which is closely related to the local ancient Zhao Yu culture, the long history and culture of the Yellow River and the prosperous Shanxi merchant culture. Qixian county has a long history and splendid culture. As early as 6000 years ago, people lived in the Neolithic Age. Simple humanity, timeless generations and timeless ancient roads have accumulated profound cultural heritage and distinctive local characteristics in Qixian County. Traditional folk festivals, such as Spring Festival and Lantern Festival, handed down from the Han Dynasty, made Qixian a distribution center for people's activities in Jinzhong and even Shanxi. The traditional Spring Festival culture in Qixian generally starts from the 23rd day of the twelfth lunar month to the 25th day of the first lunar month, and is divided into four parts: off-year culture, New Year culture, Shangyuan culture and Tiancang culture. It integrates farming culture, commercial culture and religious culture, and contains rich cultural characteristics of Shanxi merchants. The festive atmosphere is strong and the activities are colorful. Couplets, paper-cuts, social fire performances, holiday costumes, light shows, customs, folk dances and local operas all have strong local characteristics and cultural values.