#你怎么理解年关#翻开现代汉语词典, the "year pass" is interpreted in this way, and the year pass refers to the end of the lunar calendar. In the old days, people who owed rent and debts had to pay off their debts at this time, and the New Year was like passing the customs, so it was called the New Year's Pass.
Nowadays, people's living conditions are better, and the New Year is no longer a pass, but many people don't seem to like the New Year very much. Some people feel that they are very tired during the New Year, and they want to visit relatives and friends, and they want to be sent off; some people feel that they are very tired during the New Year, and they want to wash and wash and eat and drink. And my feelings about the New Year have changed.
I remember looking forward to the Chinese New Year when I was a child. During the Chinese New Year, you can have new clothes, new shoes and socks, and you can compare with the neighbors' children whose clothes are beautiful. During the Chinese New Year, there will be a lot of good food prepared at home, which can be feasted on. Kill the pig and slaughter the rooster to grind tofu, sprinkle rice cakes, steamed bean buns and fried twist flowers. My father would rush to the big market before the year, buy some peanut candy cubes and frozen pears, and buy a bunch of sugar gourds for each of the children. In the world of children, the Chinese New Year is so beautiful!
When I became an adult, I studied and worked in other places, and I was still willing to celebrate the New Year. The Chinese New Year means a holiday, you don't have to work for a while, you can go back to the home you think about day and night, you can see your parents and brothers and sisters you miss, and the family is lively and reunited. At that time, I thought I was so happy for the New Year!
After the age of forty, I don't like the New Year. At the end of each year, a little sadness rises in my heart, and a year has passed, and I am a year older. Time flies too fast, children are growing up fast, and they are getting old fast. I always wish time was slower, slower. In the world of the year of confusion, the New Year is quite tiring!
Now, I am looking forward to the Chinese New Year, when my son who works in other places can go home to live, and my lover, who is very busy on weekdays, can easily spend a few days free. It's a rare reunion for a family of three, chatting, sleeping lazy, and cooking something you love!
