What does it mean to have candied haws at home?

Sugar-coated haws are traditional snacks in China. They are made by putting strawberries, apples or other fruits on bamboo sticks and dipping them in syrup. Putting candied haws at home can not only add elements of home decoration, but also express the inheritance of China traditional culture. The sweetness of candied haws can also bring joy and memories to family members.

Sugar-coated haws are memories and cultural symbols shared by generations. Not only can we look at the natural endowment between heaven and earth with an open mind, but we can also feel the beauty of life. Putting candied haws at home means forgetting melancholy and troubles and pursuing happiness. Choosing some colorful candied haws can not only bring wonderful enjoyment to your eyes, but also taste unique, sweet and delicious snacks with your family.

In the traditional culture of China, sugar-coated haws also represent the symbol of "auspiciousness" and "reunion". Sugar-coated haws are red, symbolizing peace and prosperity. Different sizes symbolize the well-being of family members. In addition, the shape and size of sugar-coated haws can also convey meaning. For newlyweds, candied haws are more precious, which means that the couple have a small family, but they can meet more things together and experience more life journeys.