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This post was last edited by cflt111 on 2015-12-1 at 16:27. As the end of the year approaches, have you started preparing to stock up on holiday goods and snacks? At my previous workplace, I never had to prepare these things on my own; as the New Year approached, various goods were distributed one after another, with a wide range of items available. I’m feeling quite anxious as I type this today – this year I’ll have to prepare all these things on my own, and it’s really a task that strains both mental and financial resources. What snacks do people usually prepare for the New Year?
Sugar, melon seeds, peanuts, alcohol. . .
This post was last edited by cflt111 on 2015-12-1 at 16:28. Yes, the New Year is coming up soon, and it’s time for the year-end bonuses to be paid out. During the New Year, it’s essential to buy some nuts and snacks; various types of nuts and pistachios are especially loved by children.
It’s just things like melon seeds, peanuts, fruits, etc. – all of which can be bought easily; there’s no need to prepare anything in advance. Moreover, it’s humid in the south, so having too many such items can lead to moisture problems
This post was last edited by cflt111 on 2015-12-1 at 16:30. These past two years, as the New Year approaches, some people come from Xinjiang to sell nuts, jujubes, and apples. Is that something that happens where you are?
There are still some available; honeydews are sold in autumn, at a fairly reasonable price, so it’s worth buying them
What about the other things, like some chips and such? Will those be prepared?
It’s so simple. Hey, back then there was really everything available:’(all kinds of imported fruits and imported snacks
No, we either buy them directly from supermarkets or from some dry goods stores in the market.
No, these days many are packaged in vacuum packs; by the time the New Year is over, most of them have been eaten
It mainly depends on local customs and family habits; if you want to buy something that’s available for sale, then go ahead and buy it! Anyway, the supermarket is open, so I can go there anytime.