Before the return of Hong Kong and Macao, did the locals celebrate the Spring Festival? How do they live?

Before the return of Hong Kong, it was not much different from now. Fireworks have been banned in Hong Kong for 40 years. On New Year's Day, everyone puts on new clothes and goes abroad to pay New Year's greetings. Relatives give red envelopes to unmarried acquaintances. Get together and shoot sparrows. Your door is like a time card. Generally, I don't go to New Year's greetings on the third day. Many people will go abroad because that day is called cracking mouth, which means having a meeting and quarreling. Macau used to be similar, but there were more firecrackers.