When I was a child, what was the happiest thing at home during the Spring Festival?

Since you are the happiest, you can only choose one. Of course, the happiest thing when I was a child was to receive a red envelope and not be taken away by my parents.

I was born in the 1960s. When I was a child, the happiest thing at home for the New Year was eating bones except wearing new clothes. At that time, there were many brothers and sisters at home, and I was poor. I can't eat meat for a year. Only during the Chinese New Year did I kill a sheep or a pig, and I didn't sell the meat, so I left it at home. I remember killing the sheep on the twentieth day of the twelfth lunar month, and then I began to clean up and cook. First of all, I put the oil consumption down, put it in several utensils, and then pour it out when it solidifies, and put it in a cool place to cook in the spring. Then make the meat into various cups of meat with various flavors, that is, put it in a small bowl and freeze it in the freezer. You can put it in a cage and steam it when you eat it.

Finally, on New Year's Eve, we started to cook bones. We put bones of different sizes in a large pot, put the ingredients away, burn firewood and simmer for two or three hours before eating. I remember when the bones were almost stewed, our children washed their hands early and sat quietly on the warm kang and waited. The fragrant bone cauldron was served, and everyone began to eat around the cauldron, with their mouths full of oil. Really happy.

The bones are almost full when chewed, and you can chew them again on New Year's Eve. Drink some porridge cooked by my mother, and then set off firecrackers happily to welcome the New Year. At that time, the Spring Festival was very lively, and many delicious foods were cooked at home, including steamed buns, steamed cakes, fried flowers and baked moon cakes. Every village has local cultural performances, eating delicious food and watching the red activities in the New Year every day, which is the happiest time of the year.

I come from the early 1970s. When I was a child, my family would kill pigs and grind tofu brains during the New Year. I am the youngest in my family, which impressed me the most. The happiest thing is the scene of parents preparing for the new year's goods after killing pig grinding bean curd.

After the pigs at home are killed, they will stew meat in a large pot, including pig viscera such as large intestine. Usually at night, because I don't remember what happened at night.

What impressed me most was that I was jumping on the bed, and my sister gave me a bowl of pork intestines that had just been fished out of the pot. That smells good. I still drool when I think about it now. That memory condensed all my childhood memories of food.

I still like the pig's large intestine and trotters that I just fished out of the braised pork pot, probably because of my childhood memories. Every time I pass by a shop selling braised pork, I take a few deep breaths to relieve my hunger. [I want to be quiet] [I want to be quiet] [I want to be quiet] But as I get older, tell myself to be restrained and not to eat anything too fat and greasy.

When I was a child, the happiest thing at home during the Spring Festival was to wear new clothes and set off firecrackers. Every Spring Festival, my father always buys a lot of guns and takes me to fly. I remember on New Year's Eve, just after the reunion dinner, I clamored for my father to take me to shoot. Dad lit a long incense stick and held various guns in his hand, long, short, square, round, big and small ... We happily went out to set off firecrackers. I won't go home until I finish my gun.

I was born in the 1960s. At that time, materials were scarce, and it was a problem to eat and wear warm clothes. My parents worry about eating every day, and they are most afraid of the Chinese New Year holiday.

What girls look forward to most during the Spring Festival: putting on new clothes.

Mom, be thrifty, save enough energy, sew in black and white, make a new dress for each child and put it on during the Chinese New Year.

Think about how hard it is to be a parent!

We are now living in a honeypot. We have no worries about eating, drinking, wearing, using and living. We are all fat, and losing weight has become a big problem. This is really a bipolar development.

I am born after 70. When I was a child, I used my hand to index the New Year. During the New Year in China, my mother cooked many delicious foods. Of course, I like bones best.

On New Year's Eve, I put paper grilles on the window of my room. In the evening, I expect my mom and dad to give me lucky money, and then I put it under my pillow next to the new clothes I want to wear on New Year's Day. My brother always steals my lucky money while I am asleep, so every year I take it in my hand or find a place to hide it.

On the first morning, I got up early and wore new clothes to pay a New Year call to my elders. To put it bluntly, it means asking for lucky money. I like to choose a lantern to visit and show off in the evening. Now that I think about it, I am really naive and carefree. At that time, I was probably the happiest [covering my face].

When I was a child, the happiest thing during the Spring Festival was to go to my grandmother's house. At the end of the year, my mother will take my brother and me to visit my grandmother. After the reunion dinner, my uncle and grandparents will give me red envelopes. But when I get home, my mother will say, give me the red envelope and I'll keep it for you. I will use them for you. Now I have seen my mother return our red envelopes. Were you like this when you were young?

When I was young, I could put on TV from morning till night, and my parents would leave us alone! You can also drink a lot of drinks that you can't usually drink, eat delicious food, and it's also fun for everyone to celebrate the New Year together ... [Yi tooth] [Yi tooth] [Yi tooth]

When I was a child, what was the happiest thing at home during the Spring Festival? Since it is the happiest thing, it can only be one thing: the happiest thing in the 80-year-old hometown for the New Year should be that all the children in the village play lanterns on the 30 th night, so don't worry about telling you to go home and sleep! [yi tooth] [yi tooth]

The happiest thing about spending the New Year at home when I was a child is now big. At the end of each year, I will think of the Chinese New Year when I was a child. At that time, I was carefree and didn't have too many troubles. What I look forward to most every day is the Chinese New Year.

The happiest thing is to receive a red envelope. In the past, we didn't have many red envelopes, with a minimum of 50 points and a maximum of 10 yuan. But there are not many opportunities to receive 10 yuan. The red envelopes in Guangdong and Guangxi are not big, but they are quite happy. On New Year's Day, we usually pay New Year's greetings to our neighbors and basically receive red envelopes. On New Year's Day, we visit relatives and friends and receive red envelopes from relatives. No matter how much the red envelope is, it is a huge sum for me at a young age. I wanted to splurge, but my mother wanted to take it away.

It is very happy to receive red envelopes, but there are still many things that make people happy, such as buying new clothes, shopping for new year's goods and setting off fireworks. The deepest impression is that when I was 1 1 years old, I blew my hand with firecrackers, and I still have a scar on my hand, the worst mark of my childhood. However, although I have been bombed many times, I still like to play. Up to now, I still set off fireworks at home.

This year's Spring Festival is coming again, but it seems that we are not the happiest. We grew up and passed it down from generation to generation. The happiest thing is children. When I was a child, Chinese New Year was the happiest day!