After the New Year's Eve, it would be the first day of the new year. It was the real New Year.
To the Chinese, the Spring Festival was much more important than New Year's Day.
On New Year's Eve, the Luo family still adhered to their old tradition of staying up late.
Nowadays, many young people, such as sherby, were no longer aware of the old traditions.
So when the Butler led a group of people to light candles in every corner of the living room and turn off the lights, even sherbar was a little surprised.
The dinner on the table had already been served for the third time.
The first round was hot pot, and the second round was noodles that were easy to digest.
It was the third round now, and she was drinking the sweet soup sent by the kitchen.
