Do you feel.
The smell of the New Year seems to be getting weaker and weaker.
In fact, the smell of the year has not faded, but you ignore its existence.
Today, I will take you to explore the flavor of the New Year.
Many friends feel that the Spring Festival has passed unconsciously.
It doesn't seem to leave us with much of an experience.
It's far less lively than when I was a kid.
In fact, the smell of the New Year has not disappeared, but it is hidden in those places that we have not noticed.
The flavor of the New Year is hidden in those neatly arranged couplets of blessing characters and red lanterns hanging high.
The flavor of the New Year is hidden in the fireworks of the old street market.
Hidden in the strings of hanging sausages.
Hidden in the counter-offer when people buy New Year's goods.
Tucked away in every meal eaten with the family.
Hidden in the stretched dragon whiskers of Pingli gynostemma blue tea.
In fact, the taste of the New Year is not light, but it has changed its appearance.
Maybe it's because we see more things and the pace of life becomes faster when we grow up.
So for the arrival of the new year, there is less of a keen sense of discovery.
The New Year's flavor is actually very simple.
It is to return to the familiar hometown and speak the hometown language recklessly.
Drink a cup of Pingli gynostemma tea that brings happiness and health.
Sitting around with my family and eating one reunion dinner after another.