Once upon a time, the Chinese New Year's Eve dinner represented reunion, a warm moment for the family to sit together and share the joy of family on the evening of the Chinese New Year's Eve.
However, with the change of the times, the Chinese New Year's Eve dinner has gradually developed from the simplicity of the 50s to the current luxury, behind the changes of the Chinese New Year's Eve dinner, what have we lost?
In the 50s, it was the year of turnover, and although the Chinese New Year's Eve dinner was simple, the warmth and happiness could not be expressed in words.
The family sits together, eats a simple Chinese New Year's Eve dinner, twists the song together after the meal, and visits the temple fair, that simple happiness is now difficult to find.
In the 60s, the Chinese New Year's Eve meal of the collective year, although it is no longer so simple, but the fun of doing it yourself is unforgettable.
The new clothes are cut by themselves, the Chinese New Year's Eve dinner is in the public cafeteria, and the sweetness of the large string of rock sugar gourds is still evocative.
In the 70s, although the Chinese New Year's Eve dinner at that time was dominated by cabbage, the love of life was touching.
Although the entertainment program is monotonous, the long-distance call in line at the post and telecommunications office and the long-distance contact with distant relatives make people feel warm.
In the 80s, the Chinese New Year's Eve dinner of the reform year, the dining table became more and more abundant, watching the Spring Festival Gala, eating snacks, the happiness was unforgettable.
In the 90s, the Chinese New Year's Eve dinner of the Open Year became rich. Watching Chinese New Year movies and setting off firecrackers, the excitement is unforgettable.
In the 00s, many families chose to eat out for the Chinese New Year's Eve dinner of the Personality Year. There are also options for Chinese New Year travel abroad and domestic travel. New Year's gifts for visiting relatives and friends are also becoming more and more diverse.
Now, reminiscing about the Chinese New Year's Eve dinner, delicacies of the mountains and seas, and blessing text messages, we are trying to find the happiness of the New Year.
But can we really get back the simple happiness we had before?
Material abundance is becoming more and more convenient, but we have lost the joy of doing it ourselves.
How did you spend your time at home during the Chinese New Year?
Is it sleeping, eating, grabbing red envelopes?
At most, set off firecrackers, think about the Chinese New Year now, it's really boring!
In addition to grabbing red envelopes and dealing with seven aunts and eight aunts, I can no longer find the simple feeling of celebrating the New Year when I was a child!
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