New Year's Day 1/1
People are rushing to the city's central square by midnight with champagne and paper glasses. As the New Year's bell rings, everyone will celebrate with champagne. And when opening champagne, be sure to let the stopper make a crisp sound and let it fly into the air, and then see who the stopper fell on, who will be doing well in the new year.
Residents in some areas will also throw old things out of the windows, indicating that the old will be welcomed.
Epiphany 1/6
According to legend, the three wise men of the east saw a bright star representing Jesus, so they came to Bethlehem on January 6 to meet Jesus who was born shortly. This is what is called the pilgrimage of Jesus and the three pilgrimages.
Legend has it that on this day, a witch riding a broom will come into the house from the chimney on the roof and put gifts in boots for children. Obedient children can receive many gifts, while naughty children can only receive black charcoal blocks.
Therefore, adults packed various gifts for children in boots and placed them on the fireplace. Naughty children receive sugar that looks like black charcoal.