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The article you sent was about the custom of sending the poor during the Chinese New Year. This article describes the origin and meaning of sending the poor, and how this custom is enforced during the Chinese New Year.
The tradition of sending the poor originated in ancient times, and it is said that the "poor ghost" was the son of the ancient emperor Zhuan, who liked to wear tattered clothes, so he was called the "poor man". It is believed that if the house is not thoroughly cleaned on the sixth day of the Lunar New Year, it will attract "poor ghosts" into the home, leading to unfavorable phenomena such as financial ruin. Therefore, the sixth day of the Lunar New Year is regarded as an occasion to send off the poor, and people will carry out a big cleaning and throw away the filthy things to symbolically send away the "poor ghosts", hoping to be rich and happy in the new year.
The article also mentions ways to send the poor, such as not taking out garbage during the Spring Festival, otherwise it will pour out "blessings", so on the sixth day of the new year, people will carry out a big cleaning to clean up the filthy things. This custom is also good for cleaning up clutter in the home and keeping the environment tidy.
In general, sending the poor is a custom in traditional Chinese culture, which means sending away bad things, welcoming the arrival of the new year, and wishing for family prosperity and happiness.