Why do we have to wear new shoes during the Chinese New Year? Why do we wear new shoes during Chinese New Year? Let’s take a look at the significance of wearing new shoes during the Chinese New Year. Why do we wear new shoes during Chinese New Year? The Origin of Wearing New Shoes During the Chinese New Year <br/>During the traditional Chinese festival - Spring Festival, people have to wear new shoes. So where did this custom come from? In the slave society, shoes symbolized the difference between slavery and freedom. People who went barefoot were generally a sign of "lowly slaves". Slaves were not allowed to wear shoes. When slaves were sold, their bare feet were covered with gray mud and chalk. The custom of wearing new shoes during the New Year developed during the Song Dynasty, which was the most prosperous era in Chinese history in terms of economy, culture and education. It was the peak of feudal society. The famous historian Chen Yinge said, "The culture of the Chinese nation, after thousands of years of evolution, reached its peak during the Zhao Song Dynasty." At that time, the Song Dynasty maintained trade with more than 50 countries. |
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