Old Jinan called "jiaozi" a "steamed stuffed bun". It is the custom in Jinan that the bride and groom eat jiaozi before getting on the sedan chair on their wedding day and eat noodles at the groom's house. Many newcomers ask why, Jinan Happiness Wedding Company has collected some data, so please ask your predecessors and colleagues for more advice and improvement. Relatives in Jinan have the habit of "getting off the sedan chair and leaving it" when they go out to work. There are steamed stuffed buns in jiaozi, the stuffing of dumplings means "wealth", and the shape of jiaozi means "reunion", "gold ingot" and "going out to get rich". The dumpling skin is slippery after launching, which means "smooth". Jiaozi jiaozi is a homonym of "don't care". Go out smoothly, friends are harmonious, and don't care about small things. In addition, jiaozi has both noodles and stuffing, and meat can be put in dumpling stuffing, so the heat in jiaozi is relatively high, so in ancient times, you could walk a long way without being hungry. On the wedding day, the newlyweds are full and have enough calories in their bodies to cope with the complicated affairs of the day. Jiaozi jiaozi means "making friends" or "having children early"-noodles, while Jinan means "caring". Don't hang up when you go home. One noodle stands for "family harmony". Noodles also have the meaning of longevity, longevity noodles and "long time" In ancient times, wanderers also drank some hot soup to warm themselves up, and ate noodles while drinking soup, which was suitable for the stomach. On the wedding day, whether eating jiaozi or noodles, the couple were asked, "Are you raw?" Custom, a new person should answer "all his life" to be complete.