In southern China, people believe that people should worship God on the third day of the first month. On the third day of the first month, it is also called "Xiao Nianchao", which is the day to welcome the kitchen god, meaning to welcome the kitchen god to return from the sky. The god of offering sacrifices to stoves endowed the working people of the Han nationality with a kind of beauty of staying away from bad luck, avoiding disasters and praying for blessings.
The third day of New Year's Day generally refers to the third day of the month. On the third day of the first month, it is also called Xiaonian Dynasty and Red Dog Day. As an ancient traditional festival in China, it is said that Nu Wa Niangniang made pigs on this day. According to China folklore, the third night is the day when mice get married, so most people turn off the lights and go to bed early to avoid disturbing the mice. Solemnly declare: the answer is for reference only, please don't be blind _ superstitious.