With the advent of New Year's Day, all parts of the country are immersed in the atmosphere of celebrating the New Year. At this special moment, an ancient traditional Xi "New Year's Day 4 does not stay, the Year of the Dragon is not poor" has once again attracted people's attention. According to this Xi, people leave certain items on New Year's Eve to pray for a smooth, peaceful and prosperous new year.
According to reports, this Xi originated in ancient China and has a history of thousands of years. In traditional Chinese culture, the dragon symbolizes auspiciousness, strength, and prosperity. Therefore, on New Year's Eve, people will leave a dragon-related item in their home, such as dragon-shaped ornaments, tableware in the shape of dragon scales, etc., to pray for good luck and wealth in the new year.
In order to gain an in-depth understanding of the inheritance and influence of this traditional Xi in modern society, the reporter visited many cities and regions. In a traditional old neighborhood of a big city, the reporter found that many merchants launched dragon-related goods on New Year's Eve to attract customers to buy. Many members of the public said that they would leave dragon-shaped items at home on New Year's Day to pray for a successful career and family happiness in the new year.
In addition, the reporter also noticed that some families would light candles, burn incense or set off firecrackers on New Year's Eve to ward off bad luck and pray for good luck. These activities are not only the respect and inheritance of traditional Xi customs, but also the yearning and pursuit of a better life.
In the interview, an old man told reporters: "New Year's Day 4 is not left, and the Year of the Dragon is not poor is the wisdom left by our ancestors. Although modern society is changing rapidly, these traditional Xi are still an integral part of our lives. They represent our love for our families, our expectations for the future, and our pursuit of a better life. ”
In addition to the family level, some businesses and businesses also hold various activities on the occasion of the New Year to conform to this traditional Xi. For example, some businesses will organize employees to leave dragon-related items together to pray for a prosperous business in the new year, while others will launch dragon-related promotions to attract customers to shop.
It is worth noting that with the progress of society and the change of people's lifestyles, this traditional Xi is constantly evolving and innovating. In modern society, people pay more attention to environmental protection and safety. Therefore, some new forms and methods have gradually emerged, such as online prayers, virtual candles, etc., which not only retain the spiritual connotation of traditional Xi, but also meet the needs of modern society.
Experts pointed out that the reason why this traditional Xi has been passed down to this day is because it contains people's yearning for a better life and care for family and career. In today's society, people face a variety of challenges and pressures, and this Xi can bring comfort and support to people. By participating in this Xi, people can feel the strength and warmth of the collective, and strengthen their connection and trust with each other.
In short, the traditional Xi of "New Year's Day 4 is not left, the Year of the Dragon is not poor" is still of great significance in modern society. It not only represents people's pursuit of a better life and love for their families, but also provides people with a kind of spiritual sustenance and comfort. In the future, this Xi will continue to be passed down and continue to innovate and evolve to meet people's changing needs.