Legend has it that a long time ago, there was a ferocious animal called "Nian" who would come to the human world every 354 days to harm humans at night, leave after dawn, and come back in 354 days. In order to avoid harm and survive, the ancestors slowly figured out the time when the "year" came out, and after making a good meal the night before the "year" hurt people, the lights were bright, and they stayed up all night to avoid the "year" disaster! Fearful night, after dawn, if you are lucky to be born, you will celebrate the "New Year" with each other! This is the origin of the first lunar month of the lunar month to worship each other! Later, a prophet told the ancestors that the monster "Nian" was most afraid of two things, one was the fireworks after the pine branches burned, and the other was the sound of firecrackers. After receiving the prompt, the ancestors took the initiative to attack in the middle of the night, burning pine branches and setting off firecrackers. Since then, the monster of "Nian" has really disappeared! As a result, there are more customs in the traditional culture of burning pine branches and setting off firecrackers. Although this is only a legend, it reflects the process of human understanding of nature, that is, from the earliest passive avoidance to the later initiative, human beings are also in the process of gradually understanding nature and conquering nature step by step to today! Friends, what other legends do you have about the year, please write them in the comments section and share them with you!