I went back to my parents’ house on the second day of junior high school to talk about my circle of friends.

When I go back to my parents’ home on the second day of junior high school, I will talk about my circle of friends as follows:

1. No matter how old you are, when you go back to your parents’ home, you will always be a child.

2. Every trip home is a kind of enjoyment, and every trip home is a surprise.

3. The road back to your parents’ home is the happiest road in the world.

4. On the way back to my parents’ home, the wind was warm and the clouds in the sky were made of marshmallows.

5. The most beautiful scenery in the world is not as good as the road home.

6. Take the one who gave birth to me and raised me to meet the one who gave birth to and raised me. The wind is warm on the way back to my parents’ home, and my heart is sweet. I am not anyone’s wife or someone’s daughter-in-law. There is only one. The daughter of the character's parents.

Why you have to go back to your parents’ home on the second day of the lunar new year:

The first day of the lunar new year is the beginning of the fourth year. People regard early morning as the most important thing, as they will achieve something early and take the lead in everything. After people get up early, they set off firecrackers early, open the door of good fortune early, welcome the God of Wealth and Joy early, and go out early to pray for the New Year. After the "fourth day" day, people no longer pay attention to the word "morning", so there is a saying that "the fifth watch is on the first day of the new year, and the sun is red on the second day of the new year".

The custom of returning to one's parents' home on the second day of the Lunar New Year provides an opportunity for sisters to gather together and allow sisters who have not seen each other for a long time to reminisce about old times and talk about family matters. An important custom on this day is to "go back to your natal home". It is a traditional festival custom for a married woman to "go back to her natal home" on the second day of the first lunar month, and her new uncle (son-in-law) will "come to visit".

Women who return to their parents’ homes must bring gifts such as chickens and mother’s wine. On the second and third day of the first lunar month, when a daughter returns to her parents' home, she must bring a large bag of biscuits and candies for her mother to distribute to the neighbors.