Customs of various ethnic groups Han Chinese - on the first day of the New Year, people do not sweep the floor, do not throw water outside, do not go through the back door, do not scold the children, and congratulate each other on the New Year's auspiciousness and wealth, all the best. Manchu - when the New Year's Day is approaching, every family cleans the courtyard, puts up window grills, couplets and lucky charms. On the thirtieth day of the Lunar New Year, every family erects a six-meter-high lantern pole, and from the first day to the sixteenth day of the Lunar New Year, red lanterns are hung high every day. The New Year's Eve dumplings, the examination of folds more good, son of time to cook dumplings, some wrapped in the inside of the copper coins, eaters have good luck. Spring Festival to worship twice, once on the night of the New Year's Eve, for the resignation of the old year; the first day of the new year and then worship once, to welcome the new year. Before the Spring Festival will also organize horse jumping camel jumping competitions. On the 15th day of the first month, there is also a lantern festival. Korean - every family puts up spring couplets, cooks various kinds of sumptuous meals, eats "eight treasures rice", and on New Year's Eve, the whole family observes the New Year's Eve all night long, plays the Gayageum, and blows the dongxiao. At dawn on the first day of the year, people put on their festive costumes to pay homage to their elders. During the festival, men, women, and children sing and dance, press the springboard, and play tug-of-war. On the night of the fifteenth day of the first month, a traditional celebration gathering is held, in which a few old people are elected to climb on the wooden "Moon Watching Frame" and sing and dance with long drums, tubular pipes and suona. Oroqen - New Year's Eve, the whole family sits around, **** into the dinner. Tasting mountain treasures, drinking wine and eating New Year's dinner. Young people salute and bow to the elders of the family and close relatives. At midnight, people hold birch bark boxes or iron boxes and circle the stables several times to pray for the prosperity of the six animals. On the first day of the year, people dress up in new clothes and pay respect to each other. Young men and women gather together to dance in a circle. There are hunting dance, "red fruit" dance, "black bear fighting" dance. Herzhe - New Year's Eve, everyone is busy making New Year's Eve dinner, cutting windows and gluing lanterns. On the first day of the New Year, girls, women and children put on new clothes embroidered with cloud borders and go to their friends' houses to pay New Year's visits, and treat their guests with "fish feasts". The feast includes raw fish with a hot and sour taste, fried fish with a crispy flavor, and salmon roe. Folk poets present poems and tell stories. Women play the games of "touching the blind" and "throwing bones". Young people compete in skiing, skating, straw target shooting and straw ball throwing. The Mongols eat dumplings and firecrackers on the fifth day of the month, the same as the Han Chinese. In addition, on New Year's Eve, they eat "hand-held meat" to show that the family is reunited. Early in the morning on the first day of the evening to the elders of the "New Year's Eve wine", and then young men and women across the pike horse, riding string yurt, the first to the elders kowtow blessing, and then drink and dance, and then string packet of men and women also take advantage of the opportunity to Ting line horse racing competition. Naxi - the first month of spring people visit each other's relatives and friends, take turns to be a guest, young and middle-aged men to organize a lantern festival, and compete with other villages. Cities and villages are organized lantern festival lantern festival program is performed by the national story: such as "a new plum jokes", "the birthday boy deer", "social theater night pearl", "lion rolling embroidered ball", "phoenix dance" and so on. Tibetans - New Year's Eve, held a grand "Jumping God will", people wearing masks singing and dancing, to show that the old and welcome the new, to get rid of evil and blessings. Yi - the Spring Festival rally jumping "A fine jumping moon", some villages on the first day of the year to fetch water for cooking are undertaken by the men, so that the women rest, in order to their labor for a year of solace. Miao - the Spring Festival is called "Hakka year", every family kills pigs and goats, baked wine to beat the poi to celebrate the harvest in the hope that the next year of good weather and a bumper crop. They also sing the Spring Festival Song, with lyrics to the effect that they are thinking of spring, looking forward to spring, cherishing spring, and salvaging spring. Bai people - Bai people from New Year's Eve began to worship each other, gifts. New Year's Eve Vigil. After midnight, young men and women compete to be the first to pick water as a sign of diligence. Early in the morning, the whole family drinks sugar water soaked with rice flowers to bless the sweet days. People either go on a tour of places of interest in groups, or play dragon lanterns, dance lions and beat the bully whip. Zhuang - New Year's Eve, the family fire on the fire pit to light up a big fire, never extinguished, called "welcome the new fire". Folk customary package dumplings over the Spring Festival. During the festival also organized a rich and colorful national sports and culture to celebrate the movement, singing "tea", lion and dragon dance, jumping and playing flat dance, gong, playing gyro, ball game, local opera and so on. Beijing - the first day to take incense and candles to the well to burn worship, called "buy new water", Tibetan women on the first day of the daybreak will be back from the river "auspicious water". It is thought that the new water on the first day of the year can bring the gospel and good luck, and can ensure a year of good fortune. The Dongxiang people - like to play earth battles during the Spring Festival to show their love for the land that nurtures them. Qiang - each family to do a variety of fried flour calves, lambs, chickens and other offerings to honor the ancestors and the gods of the sky, New Year's Day to drink smack wine, everyone sitting around the altar, by the longest person sings the "altar words", and then about two feet long wheat pipe from left to right, in order to smack drink. Ewenki - the first day of the first month, pay respect to each other, extraordinary is to their elders and relatives must go to kowtow to pay respect to the first day of the first year. In the evening of the first day of the New Year, men and women gathered in a larger house to indulge in happiness, generally held by the elderly this entertainment evening, by the women first began to dance or sing, and then regardless of men and women everyone danced. Daur - the first day of the first month, dawn, women prepare breakfast, men burn incense to worship heaven and earth to worship the gods, praying for the gods and God's grace to give peace and prosperity, after worshiping the gods, to the elders to toast and kowtow to receive the old man's benediction. After eating dumplings, put on new clothes, close relatives of men and women gathered together, led by the elders of the elderly, according to seniority for a variety of recreational activities. Hani - women are busy making patties on New Year's Eve, and young men go to the mountains to cut bamboo and build swing frames. Both men and women, young and old, enjoy swinging in the Spring Festival. Buyi - on New Year's Eve, the whole family sits around the fire and keeps vigil all night long. On the first day of the New Year, the girls will scramble to the river to pick water, who is the first to pick back to the water, who is the most diligent and happy people, but also as a harbinger of a good year. Yao - During the festival, people gather together to watch the interesting and chic "plowing play". One person pretends to be a cow, one person pretends to be a farmer holding a plow, one person pretends to be a farmer expanding a hoe, and the three people dance and sing to celebrate a good agricultural harvest; young men and women gather on the lawns on all sides of the village to play the reed-sheng, the moon zither, and sing mountain songs to find the man of their dreams. The Jingpo people organize "target shooting" competitions during the Spring Festival. On the morning of the first day, people have gathered on the field, the girls hang their embroidered purse on the top of the bamboo pole, the shooter shoots the purse hanging fine line counting sharpshooter, the girls will award the sharpshooter a bowl of sweet rice wine. Lahu--Every year from the first to the fifteenth day of the first month of the lunar calendar, it is the "Expanding Pagoda" festival of the Lahu people in Yunnan (Spring Festival in Lahu language). On New Year's Eve, every family will make glutinous rice poi, which symbolizes the sun, moon and stars, to sacrifice the sun, moon and stars, hoping for good weather and abundant harvests in the new year. From the first to the fourth days of the year, young men and women scramble to the spring to meet the new water, which symbolizes purity and happiness, in order to be the first to get it. At the same time, with gifts to villages and villages, visit friends and relatives.