High School Narrative 800 Words Spring Festival Notes

I accidentally looked at the calendar and found that today is the 30th day of the twelfth lunar month. This day comes so suddenly! The adults were very busy a few days ago, but today they are so relaxed. It turns out to be New Year's Eve! So, unknowingly, the Spring Festival came happily with singing and dancing.

Wearing new clothes, I feel much more energetic. Everyone is radiant, the house is decorated with lights and colorful lights, and they are full of joy. The Spring Festival has not officially arrived yet, but everywhere is already filled with the joy of the New Year.

Everything was ready, and the family drove to the restaurant to have a reunion dinner, talking and laughing. When we arrived at the restaurant, all the relatives were here: grandparents, uncles and aunts, cousins, and cousins, all with bright smiles on their faces. It’s time to eat. What’s interesting is that everyone doesn’t sit together as one family. Dad and uncles sit together and talk about career and the stock market. Mom and aunts sit together, chatting about home affairs and communicating about their children’s studies; We sat together, chatting, laughing, and discussing interesting new things. During meals, even if children do not drink like adults, they still have to toast their elders, especially their grandparents, with drinks instead of wine. This is a necessary etiquette for New Year greetings. After three drinks, the adults took out red envelopes and distributed them to the children. This was also the most exciting moment for the children! After getting the red envelope, all the children felt like they had honey on their lips - each sound was sweeter than the last.

After returning home after dinner, the whole family sat around, eating candies and sipping Kung Fu tea. The aroma of tea filled the air. The whole family watched the Spring Festival Gala happily, and there was a constant stream of text messages congratulating the New Year on their mobile phones. Continuously. People kept sending blessings on their mobile phones, and they were delighted to receive them, with happy smiles on their faces. On this night, the children could make an exception and go to bed after 12 o'clock. This is called "staying up late on the New Year's Eve", so they were all jumping up and down with joy!

At midnight, the New Year’s bell will be rung. Adults will stop worshiping gods and Buddhas and count down together with their children. Everyone is excited and excited. The New Year's bell rang, people cheered and cheered, countless fireworks soared into the sky, lighting up the sky brightly, and the sound of firecrackers continued day and night. Every house is brightly lit, and the new year is born in this joyful atmosphere!

From the first to the fourth day of the Lunar New Year, people begin to pay New Year greetings to each other: among friends, among classmates, among colleagues, blessings are heard endlessly.

Then some families went on trips, and some had dinner together, and the happy atmosphere lasted until the fifteenth day