What are the customs on the third day of New Year's Eve?

There are many rules, and the rules and precautions in each place are different. Combined with some rules of our local and my own family, some taboos and precautions in our family are discussed.

Fish and pig's feet are bound to be eaten during the Spring Festival, which means "more than every year" and pig's feet mean "scratching money at home in the coming year". Besides, if a large family is sitting together for dinner, children are not allowed to sit at the table, and then the oldest old man takes the lead and others follow. If the table is big enough, the children will sit at the bottom of the table with their backs to the door. In the first month, sweep the floor and clean up the garbage. It is forbidden to sweep from the inner room to the outer room, but from the outer door to the inner room. Taking out the garbage is not allowed in the first month.

Then there are many customs about Chinese New Year in our own home. Sticking couplets and shooting guns are basic customs, but this year we are different from other families. Our family has three days a year, namely the evening of 30th, the first day, the second day and the third day. We don't eat the first pot of jiaozi cooked on New Year's Eve, but we should dedicate it to our ancestors. Then let's get our ancestors' food ready first, and then start making our own food. Before each meal, in the evening of the next day, that is, the last stage of the end of the year, family members gather at the altar to kowtow to their ancestors, and the year is over.

Then there are some details of the first month, such as not shaving your head and shaving your head in the first month; Eat jiaozi peeled garlic. You can throw it away, but you can't burn it. I'm afraid there will be too many trivial things at home in the coming year. In addition to these customs, there is a saying in China that there are certain rules for kowtowing to elders and giving gifts to relatives, but these rules have been ignored and banned. Under normal circumstances, I spend New Year's Eve in my own home, visiting relatives and friends on the first day, going home or visiting relatives on the third day of the second day, gathering with friends after the fourth day, and basically returning to normal after the sixth day.