"I hope that people will last a long time, thousands of miles together. This poem has a special resonance in everyone's heart, especially on the special day of Chinese New Year's Eve. However, this year's Chinese New Year's Eve has a different meaning for me. Since the death of my parents, the door of my hometown has lost some of the excitement and expectations of the past.
I remember when I was a child, Chinese New Year's Eve was the most exciting day of the year. Wake up early, follow your parents to busy before and after, paste the Spring Festival, prepare the Chinese New Year's Eve dinner, every little detail is full of the warmth of home. However, now, when I face that familiar and unfamiliar hometown again, I feel an indescribable feeling in my heart.
This year, I decided not to go back to my hometown for the Chinese New Year. It's not that I don't want to, but I don't dare. I'm afraid to go back to that place full of memories, but I can't find the warmth and happiness that I once had. I was afraid that I would not be able to face that empty home, and that I would fall into endless thoughts and sorrows.
But I also understand that Chinese New Year's Eve is not just a place, but also an emotional sustenance. Although my parents are no longer there, their love will always be with me. No matter where you are, as long as there is love and memories in your heart, then home will always be there.
So, this year's Chinese New Year's Eve, I will choose a new way to spend it. Maybe with friends, maybe watch a fireworks in a city that is both familiar and unfamiliar. But no matter what, I will always bring the love of my parents with me and let them always be with me in my heart.
On Chinese New Year's Eve, when the New Year's bell rings, I will silently make a wish in my heart: may my parents be well in heaven, and may I be stronger and brave in the new year. At the same time, I also wish all the wanderers who are wandering, no matter where they are, can find their own warmth and happiness.