The special day of New Year's Day 2020-2021 is coming soon. In this special year that attracts everyone's attention, everyone must have a lot of mixed experiences. It has always been a tradition for everyone to watch the New Year’s Eve party. This year’s 2020b station New Year’s Eve party live broadcast has also received widespread attention from everyone. Let’s take a look below. 2020b station New Year’s Eve party live broadcast time and platform

Live broadcast time: 20:00 on December 31, 2020

Live broadcast platform: bilibili live broadcast, cloud audio-visual small TV

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Recording venues: Beijing, Wuhan, Hong Kong , Taipei and Taipei set up venues in the 2020 Station B New Year’s Eve Party Highlights

At the end of 2019, Station B’s New Year’s Eve Party has received numerous praises, and was not only evaluated as “the most understanding party for young people”, It has also triggered continued heated discussions in different circles. According to the staff of Station B, this year’s party still continued the creative core and spiritual expression of last year, and continued to use the 100-person symphony orchestra to restore the charm of IP music. Animation, games, film and television works, around these important collective memories that accompanied the growth of the 80s to 00s generation, the party will achieve the interconnection and integration of multiculturalism through rich program creativity. In addition, the party will also adopt 4K ultra-high-definition image quality and Dolby Atmos production standards, bringing a comprehensive audio-visual upgrade experience.

2020 is an extremely extraordinary year. The sudden epidemic, the forced suspension of the Olympics, the death of basketball superstar Kobe Bryant, and the explosion in Lebanon? In the released theme video "No More Withdrawal", using Using an anthropomorphic perspective, it tells the story of the protagonist "2020" who looks back on the past year and customizes the undo and restart button in an attempt to undo this not-so-good year and return to what everyone expected.

But on the last night of 2020, everyone called "2020" in different languages: "It's okay, thank you." With the sunset, stars and moon rising, everyone finally completed the most beautiful moment with "2020" Farewell, tell him: "Every day leading to the past and future, there are countless responsibilities, mistakes, guilt and confession, but life can still be clear and pure." Guest lineup

Nicholas Tse, Mayday, Deng Ziqi , Zhou Shen, Peng Yuchang, Feng Timo, Mao Buyi, Han Hong, Tengger, Zhang Bichen, Blue Bird and Flying Fish Group, Lang Lang, Luo Tianyi and other New Year's Day New Year customs

UK

On the day before New Year's Day, every household must have wine in the bottle and meat in the cupboard. The British believe that if there is no food and wine left, they will be poor in the coming year (this is similar to our idea of ??celebrating New Year's Eve, which means "more than enough every year"). On New Year's Eve, when visiting relatives and friends' homes, before talking to each other, they would first light the fire in the fireplace and wish the host a "prosperous new year." In addition, the British New Year's Day also has a popular custom of "drilling well water" on New Year's Day. In the new year, people strive to be the first to fetch water. They believe that the first person to fetch water is a happy person and the water fetched is auspicious water. In some areas of central England, when going out on New Year's morning, no matter they are familiar with each other or strangers, they will give coins to each other. They believe that doing so will not only bring wealth to the other person in the year, but also bring luck to themselves.

India

New Year's Day in India is known as "New Year's Day of crying" and "New Year's Day of fasting". On the first day of the new year, no one is allowed to be angry with others, let alone lose their temper. In some places, instead of celebrating the New Year, people hug each other and cry. They believe that at the beginning of New Year's Day, time flies by and life is short, so they express their sighs by crying. People in some areas welcome the new year by fasting for a day and night, starting from the early morning of New Year's Day until midnight.

Brazil

Brazilians hold torches high and flock to climb mountains on New Year's Day. People are rushing to find the golden birch fruit that symbolizes happiness. Only those who are not afraid of hardships can find this rare fruit. They call it "seeking blessings." There is a unique custom in rural Brazil - tugging each other's ears. When people meet on New Year's Day, they must tug each other's ears hard to express blessings.

Scotland

The Scots will leave some money in front of every house on New Year's Day, unguarded, and thieves and beggars will not do anything if they see it on this night. Because of the local custom, on New Year's Eve, money is first placed outside the door. When the New Year comes the next day, when you open the door early in the morning, you will see money at the door, which means "getting rich at first sight".

Pakistan

On New Year’s Day, people in Pakistan ran out with red powder in their hands. When they met relatives and friends, they said goodbye to each other and then applied red powder on each other’s foreheads to express their gratitude. Celebrate the New Year with good luck and good luck.

Afghanistan

Residents in northern Afghanistan hold fierce goat-robbing competitions every New Year's Day to celebrate. Two teams of riders compete for prey. The competition is both intense and festive.

Bulgaria

In Bulgaria, whoever sneezes during the New Year's Day meal will definitely bring happiness to the whole family, and the head of the family will give him the first sheep, cow or foal. , in order to wish him to bring happiness to the whole family.

Paraguay

The Paraguayans designate the last five days of each year as "cold food days". During these five days, no one from the head of state to ordinary people can use fireworks and can only eat cold food. It is not until New Year's Day that they can light a fire to cook and celebrate the festival.

Spain

For the Spaniards, on the eve of Yuanqie, all family members gather together to celebrate with music and games. As midnight approaches and the clock strikes twelve o'clock for the first time, everyone is scrambling to eat grapes. If you can eat 12 grapes according to the sound of the bell, it means everything will go well for each month of the New Year. On New Year's Day, it is most taboo for children to curse, fight, and cry, as these phenomena are considered to be bad omens. Therefore, adults always try to meet all the children's requirements on New Year's Day. At the same time, people must carry a gold or copper coin with them on this day to show good luck.

Belgium

In Belgium, on the morning of New Year’s Day, the first thing in the countryside is to pay New Year greetings to the animals. People go to cows, horses, sheep, dogs, cats and other animals, and say to these creatures in a serious way: "Happy New Year!"

Argentina

In Argentina, water is regarded as "Holy" things. On the first day of the first lunar month, every household goes to the river to take a "New Year's bath". Before entering the water, the flowers collected are scattered on the river surface. Then, everyone jumps into the water and bathes happily, while rubbing their bodies with the petals, which means "New Year's Eve".

Colombia

On New Year's Eve, large puppets - "Old New Year" - are made on every street, and the "last words of the old year" are announced. The content of the "last words" is funny and humorous. , to make people happy, the "puppet" was blown up at midnight. Amidst the explosion that shattered the old year's "puppet", people sang, danced and celebrated each other.

Japan

In the early morning of New Year's Day, Japanese families go to the streets to greet the rising sun and greet each other's relatives and friends. They call New Year's Day "the first day". On this day, they have a hearty breakfast, eating sugar, rice, buckwheat noodles, etc., and drinking Tusu wine. After that, they eat vegetarian food for three consecutive days to show their piety and pray for good luck in the coming year.