What's the difference between North Korea and China in celebrating the Spring Festival? What is the same?

1, there is the custom of wearing new clothes for the New Year;

2. New Year's greetings begin with ancestor worship, and then pay New Year's greetings to the elders at home;

3. During the Chinese New Year, every household posts couplets and New Year pictures;

4. Happy New Year;

Difference:

1. On the first day of the first lunar month, people in China call it "Spring Festival" and Koreans call it "Yuanri";

2. Koreans pay more attention to New Year's Eve, and Koreans pay more attention to New Year's Day;

3. Koreans use red as a red envelope to represent happiness, while Koreans use white to represent purity;

China people are used to eating jiaozi and glutinous rice balls in the New Year. In North Korea, they are used to eating rice cake soup.