Why ban "housework"?

📣# What hits knowWhy do you not "do housework" on New Year's Day? 🎉 Open the work for years. Count Down is done. Get up early, don't pick up a broom. You know, Eastern cultures (especially Chinese and some Thai groups) strictly believe in "do not do housework on the first day of the year" because there is an interesting reason to hide.

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🧠 Open the origin and probability theory.

Sweeping away Good Luck: New Year's fortune is believed to be collected in the house from midnight, sweeping the house, rubbing the house, or littering on the first day, so it's like sweeping good luck, money, and glory out of the house from the start of the first day of the year.

The Mirror Principle: There is a belief that "the first day is like that, the whole year will be like that." If you have to work hard on the first day of the year, you are almost tired. This theory says that you may have to be tired like that for 365 days! Leisure today is a disc for a happy whole year.

Family Relationships: New Year's Day should be a day when family members live together, rest and celebrate. The ban on housework allows everyone to take a break from their daily work and turn to their loved ones instead.

✨ Instructions: Complete a large set of house cleaning from December 30 or 31. On the morning of January 1, we will live a chilly lifestyle, eat, sleep, and get the full energy.

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