The third day of the Lunar New Year, affectionately known as the day of "lying flat", carries many interesting and unique traditional customs. This day, also known as "Red Dog Day", originates from the legendary Red Dog, a fiery deity who may be lucky enough to bring bad omen. Therefore, people usually choose to stay at home on this day. In some parts of the south, in the morning, you will see people pasting red slips of paper with good wishes such as "peace in and out" and "good luck", which is called "red mouth", which is meant to break bad luck. These red notes are carefully pasted on the top of the door and the garbage, symbolizing the peace and success of the new year after abandoning strife. 
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The third day of the Lunar New Year is also known as the "Little Nian Dynasty", on this day, according to traditional customs, people do not carry out activities such as sweeping the floor, begging for fire and drawing water. There is a folk song that sings: "The first morning of the first year, the morning of the second year, and the third day of the first year of sleep", which means that after experiencing the jubilation of Chinese New Year's Eve, the first and second days of the new year, the third year of the first year of junior high school should be a good time to rest and replenish energy. And on this day, there is another custom, that is, it is regarded as the day of "rat marrying". So, in order to add joy to the wedding of the rats, people would sprinkle some rice grains and cakes in the corners of the house. In addition, there are other taboos and customs, such as not visiting relatives and friends, not killing pigs, not using knives and scissors, and not lighting lamps at night. These customs and taboos all reflect people's good wishes for the new year and deep respect for traditional culture. All in all, the third day of the Lunar New Year is filled with a strong atmosphere of traditional culture. Through this series of customs and taboos, people hope that the new year will usher in auspiciousness, peace and well-being.