Cultural Connotation of New Year's Eve Dinner

The cultural connotation of the New Year's Eve dinner is as follows:

The New Year's Eve dinner embodies three important cultural elements: reunion and family reunion; Celebrate the harvest of the year; Wish and look forward to what to do next year, including the expectations of adults for their children. The connotation of reunion dinner is actually a way for a country and a nation to increase affinity and cohesion.

The dishes of New Year's Eve correspond to more "good intentions": yuba stands for wealth, tofu stands for wealth, lettuce stands for wealth, celery stands for hard work, onion and garlic want children to be smart and count, and New Year's Eve covers people's pursuits, hopes and blessings.

The custom of New Year's Eve:

No matter how far you go, it's hard to change the taste of your hometown for a thousand dollars. A hearty New Year's Eve dinner tastes like becoming a monk and being happy. New Year's Eve, the highlight of this traditional festival, is the centripetal force of China people. The warmth of New Year's Eve is exactly such a kind of warmth engraved in the bones of the nation, warm in the greetings of family members and boiling in everyone's blood.

Therefore, on New Year's Eve, no matter how far apart and how busy the work is, people always want to go back to their hometown for a reunion dinner. Sometimes I really can't go home, so I always leave him a seat and a pair of chopsticks at home to show my reunion with him. This kind of New Year's Eve dinner, also called "Family Fun", is a family dinner that people attach great importance to.