What are the Spring Festival customs in China provinces?

The customs and characteristics of the provinces in China are as follows:

1, Hebei

Throwing sad hats: Throwing sad hats is always done in the dead of night on New Year's Eve. Before going to bed, adults and children in every household quietly throw their old hats or headscarves into the street.

2. Jiangsu

The custom of "playing the god drum" in the Spring Festival. Opening the way from the banner, drummers beat drums everywhere to entertain. On the third day, I played the night drum, on the seventh day, and on the thirteenth to fifteenth day, I played the bare-chested drum. The atmosphere is very warm.

3. Zhejiang

Go up the mountain to sweep the grave on the first day of the lunar new year. In the eyes of most people, going to the temple to burn incense and sweep the grave is what Tomb-Sweeping Day did. But in some places in Wenzhou, the Spring Festival is the time to sweep graves. Sweeping graves on the first day of the New Year means "inviting ancestors to celebrate the New Year together".

4. Shaanxi

The custom of the Spring Festival is to make thimbles. Shaanxi people will use embroidery needles as mascots, which means increasing their age. During the Spring Festival, people will wear thimbles of red silk thread and hang them around children's necks to show their blessings.

5. Jiangxi

Changing tea means "changing money", which means that everyone is rich. Wrap the cake with thick wool paper and a layer of white paper, then stick a piece of red paper and distribute it everywhere.

6. Fujian

Fujian has no tradition of eating jiaozi in the New Year, but always eats rice cakes. Because rice cakes are homophonic "year high", eating rice cakes during the Spring Festival means that everything goes well all the year round. The styles of rice cakes are square yellow and white rice cakes, which symbolize gold and silver and express the meaning of making a fortune in the New Year.