《瑞彩盈门，除夕守岁》：Radiant Auspiciousness at the Door, Staying Up on New Year's Eve

发布日期：2025-01-28 13:39:08 浏览量：6

发布日期：2025-01-28 13:39:08

在辞旧迎新的除夕，中国蓝海经济投资创业协会向每一位怀揣梦想、勇毅前行的创业者致以最诚挚的新春祝福！过去一年，我们在创业浪潮中并肩作战，见证了无数创新的火花绽放，收获了突破与成长。新的一年，愿我们继续携手，在投资创业的蓝海中乘风破浪，挖掘无限商机，共创辉煌未来！

On this New Year's Eve, the China Ocean Economic Talented Entrepreneur Association extends its most sincere New Year's greetings to every entrepreneur who cherishes dreams and moves forward bravely! In the past year, we have fought side by side in the entrepreneurial wave, witnessed the blooming of countless innovative sparks, and reaped breakthroughs and growth. In the new year, may we continue to join hands, ride the waves in the blue ocean of investment and entrepreneurship, explore infinite business opportunities, and create a brilliant future together!

相传，远古时期有个叫“年”的怪兽，每到岁末就会出来伤害人畜、毁坏庄稼。人们为了躲避“年”兽，每到年末的最后一天，就会提前做好饭，熄灭灶火，把家门封好，躲在家里吃“年夜饭”。这顿饭很丰盛，因为大家担心吃完这顿饭后就会遭遇不测。后来，人们发现“年”兽害怕红色、火光和炸响。于是，每到这一天，家家户户都会贴红春联、燃放爆竹、守更待岁，逐渐形成了除夕的习俗，以此来驱赶“年”兽，祈求平安。经过长期的传承和发展，除夕成为了中国最重要的传统节日之一，是全家团圆、辞旧迎新的重要时刻。

The origin of New Year's Eve is related to ancient legends and customs. Legend has it that in ancient times, there was a monster called "Nian" that would come out at the end of each year to harm people and livestock and damage crops. In order to avoid the "Nian" monster, on the last day of each year, people would cook meals in advance, put out the kitchen fire, seal the doors of their houses, and hide at home to have the "New Year's Eve dinner". This meal was very sumptuous because people were worried that something bad would happen after eating it. Later, people found that the "Nian" monster was afraid of red color, firelight and explosions. Therefore, on this day, every household would paste red spring couplets, set off firecrackers and stay up all night, gradually forming the customs of New Year's Eve to drive away the "Nian" monster and pray for peace. Through long-term inheritance and development, New Year's Eve has become one of the most important traditional festivals in China, an important time for the whole family to reunite and bid farewell to the old and welcome the new.