As a child, I grew up on a farm. Every child is born and raised, and there are now children who are delicate and delicate, rolling around in the mud and sand every day, and the clothes are not just dirty, but more prone to wear and tear and piercing. Because everyone always plays slides on the cement slab, you say that if you rub on the rough concrete floor every day, no matter how thick the pants are, they will be perforated quickly. At that time, the family did not have the conditions to buy new clothes often, so sewing and mending for another three years became the norm in our ordinary people's lives.
Only the Chinese New Year can be changed into new clothes openly. Some time before the Chinese New Year, adults would take us to the bazaar and then help us "tailor" two new sets of clothes to wear when we came back for the New Year. The so-called tailor-made is just trying on your own small body a few times until it fits.
It's just such a simple ceremony, but we always have fun between wearing and dressing. Because I can finally take off my old patched clothes and put on new clothes that are bright red and green. What kid doesn't like bright and eye-catching colors? The overflowing dopamine is in the midst of these red, green and verdant colors, releasing the most vivid happiness.
The joy of being a child is as simple as that. Although the material is not so developed, although the productive forces are not so efficient, although the variety of commodities is not so diverse. But wearing clothes for the New Year has become the most anticipated day for each of our children, and the only time in this happy and healthy New Year's Day, every child is clean, beautiful, and neat, presenting their happiest and most beautiful appearance to everyone. "Wearing new clothes" is one of the joys of celebrating the New Year when we were children!