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China has many festivals. Which one is your favorite? I dislike the New Year the most; it’s too exhausting, I don’t get enough rest, and there’s a lot of drinking. Other festivals are not grand or have no festive atmosphere; long holidays are better, as there are no constraints, allowing one to take the family on trips or vacations.
Dragon Boat Festival, because it’s my birthday on that day. Haha, few people get the treat of having time off on their birthday, right?
Well, there’s nothing I can do; I have to work overtime on every holiday. I don’t like any of them, but at the same time I like them all, because there’s overtime pay, haha
It’s still Spring Festival; the whole family has time to do something meaningful together, in a warm and happy atmosphere
Reply to 3# pengshijun1975: Another money-obsessed person. In life, one must also learn to enjoy things; young people should learn to work hard and be practical
Reply to 5# lijianhuai: You probably don’t understand what it’s like to be hungry, as someone who is always full. If you can’t even get enough to eat, how can you enjoy life?
I love Children’s Day and miss the joy of walking through two train tunnels to see “Shaolin Shi”. Now, one can also enjoy the joy of seeing a child’s smiling face on that day. . .
The Spring Festival and the Mid-Autumn Festival are both highly valued by everyone!
I have thought about every festival in China: D
It doesn’t matter; it doesn’t make any difference to me
It doesn’t matter; it doesn’t make any difference to me