Origin of New Year’s Day:

The New Year’s Day is a traditional cultural festival in China, and the “yuan” in it means the beginning. Because the “day” in the New Year’s Day is similar to the “day”, it has been known as the “initial day”, and the New Year’s Day is on January 1 every year, which is the beginning of the year, so it gets its name.

In different years or countries, the time of New Year’s Day is different. On New Year’s Day every year, the country will implement a holiday. At the same time, the “day” in New Year’s Day also means morning. In ancient China, New Year’s Day was called New Year’s Day, Spring Festival, Shangri, etc., but New Year’s Day is the longest.

The definition of New Year’s Day is different in various countries, but in China, New Year’s Day has always been set as January 1, while in modern China, New Year’s Day is set as a national legal holiday, which is called a national people’s holiday at this time. Generally, it is a holiday. If it is a weekend, it can be adjusted appropriately.