Chef Yu: In winter.

Winter solstice is a solar term. I really didn't know when I was a child. I only heard from my parents that there are ten days on the winter solstice that is a solar year. At that time, I had no idea about solar terms and holidays. I only knew about Chinese New Year, because I could buy new clothes and eat delicious food (more delicious than usual).

I won't know until I grow up. The winter solstice is the earliest of the 24 solar terms, and the time is between June 65438+February 2 1 to 23rd of the Gregorian calendar every year.

I vaguely remember eating jiaozi on the winter solstice a few years ago, if I remember, but if I forget, I forget. I didn't care too much about it myself. Anyway, I have to eat jiaozi for several years. Maybe I should respect the solar terms and have a sense of ceremony in my life!

Prepare for the winter solstice in jiaozi.

A few days ago, I arranged the work of jiaozi Group in the store, and prepared more stuffing in advance, which must be busier than usual. I have made some arrangements for the related work. In fact, I know what I am doing, so I don't panic when I'm ready.

It's not like before. I think the winter solstice will be very lively. If you prepare a few days in advance, you will ignore other work. I just regard the winter solstice as an ordinary day, but I expect it to be a little busier than usual, because there is only one day, and there is no need to make great efforts to prepare.

Summary and plan

After the winter solstice, I will prepare for New Year's Day, because New Year's Day is a holiday, which means the end of 20 19 and the opening of 2020. I'm going to prepare my work summary and work plan. Besides, New Year's Day is a full two years of my employment, so I want to sum up the harvest of these two years!

After the winter solstice, it will be particularly busy, followed by Christmas Eve, New Year's Day holiday, after New Year's Day, there are more than 20 days before the Spring Festival, and there will be many things. Unconsciously, a year has passed!

Chef's opinion:

The tenth day of the solar calendar every winter solstice.