I hate the mood of Chinese New Year.

1, more and more afraid of the Chinese New Year, still anxious to go home, but inexplicably more uneasy.

2. I liked Chinese New Year when I was a child, but I was afraid of it when I grew up.

3. Happy Chinese New Year, but afraid of many relatives.

4. The year is getting closer and closer. When I was a child, I looked forward to the New Year. When I grow up, I am afraid of Chinese New Year. I miss the reunion dinner I had with my parents when I was a child. At that time, eating was simple and I was very happy.

Now, I'm more and more afraid of Chinese New Year. I have been worried about my dream for a year, but it can't come true. I wasted my time and money.

6. Now, I am more and more afraid of Chinese New Year. When I was a child, I looked forward to the Spring Festival most, because I could eat together and get lucky money.

7. Now, I am more and more afraid of Chinese New Year. I'm not worried about the distance, but that everything has changed since I returned to China.

8. Now, I am more and more afraid of Chinese New Year. I'm not worried that I can't support myself with the money I earn, nor am I worried that I'm diligent enough.

9. I am afraid of China New Year, but I don't want to celebrate it. Last year, I had to smile everywhere in the face of so many people I didn't know. This year, I will hold a full-term child and laugh everywhere. I can't laugh anymore, only tears are left.

10, Spring Festival, getting closer and closer, heart, at a loss. Now I'm more and more afraid of Chinese New Year! Time is slipping away from your fingertips, time is flowing away, and your age is growing!

1 1, I'm afraid of Chinese New Year. I politely pushed open your red envelope, but you believed it.

12, the only criterion for growing up is that the more you grow up, the more you are afraid of Chinese New Year.

13, actually, I don't like long holidays very much. Staying in school can be regarded as an escape. The more I grow up, the more I fear going home, and the more I hate Chinese New Year. Chicken feathers are everywhere.

14, the older you get, the more afraid you are of going home for the New Year! No more childhood expectations for the New Year.

15. The older you get, the more afraid you are of the New Year. Go where you don't want to go, do what you don't want to do, say you are unhappy, look at something you don't like and pretend you are unhappy.

16, the older you get, the more afraid you are of the New Year. When I was a child, I looked forward to the New Year. When I grow up, I think about how to avoid the Chinese New Year.

17. The older you get, the more afraid you are of the New Year. Even if life is stressful, people will be forced to get married by various means.

18. As the year is approaching, I feel more and more uneasy and stressed. The more I grow up, the more afraid I am of the New Year. My taste is less, my troubles are more, and I have not gained anything for another year.

19, maybe I am really a cool thin person at heart. The more I grow up, the more I fear the Chinese New Year, the so-called coping. The excitement of Chinese New Year often makes people feel unreal and sincere.

20, why, the older you grow up, the more afraid you are of the New Year. In fact, I am not afraid of being one year older, but I am afraid that the sense of loss left to me after the excitement is very light.