Do you still insist on setting off firecrackers during the Spring Festival?
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Today is the last day of 2013. Wishing everyone a happy New Year! Starting tomorrow, the lunar New Year preparations begin, and the atmosphere of festivity grows stronger by the day. When it comes to the New Year, setting off firecrackers is an essential part of the celebrations. People have mixed feelings about firecrackers – they are part of traditional customs, but at the same time they represent a hazard and a source of pollution. What’s your opinion on using firecrackers during the Spring Festival?
It’s boring not to set off fireworks, and it’s also boring to set off too many. Some fireworks are dangerous, so supervision is needed when children use them
I don’t like it, but my dad does~~~
Set off a small firecracker to create some excitement
Happy New Year, Fish! It seems it’s been a long time since we set off firecrackers; I got burned by them when I was a child
Once wounded by artillery, one fears the sound of whips for ten years
A few are placed each year just to bring a sense of festivity.
These days, the Spring Festival hardly has any festive atmosphere left; firecrackers are the only thing that still brings us some memories and joy.
It’s good to set off firecrackers at the right time, but I can’t stand the reckless, unreasonable, and endless use of firecrackers in Guangdong. Walking on the street, holding a dozen or so firecrackers in hand, I throw them on the ground casually; sometimes they end up right at your feet. They are set off at midnight, and firecrackers can be heard at any time in the early morning – the fun continues from around 5 o’clock in the morning all the way until dawn