It’s Dongzhi festival 冬至(dōngzhì) or Winter Solstice on Dec.22th. Winter Solstice is the shortest day in the year, usually about December 22.
The origins of this festival can be traced back to the yin阴(yīn) and yang阳(yáng) philosophy of balance and harmony in the cosmos. After this celebration, there will be days with longer daylight hours and therefore an increase in positive energy flowing in. In the southern parts of China and in Chinese communities overseas, people making and eating 汤圆(tāngyuán) or balls of glutinous rice at Dongzhi festival, whereas northern Chinese will eat dumplings, 饺子(jiǎozi). Both 汤圆(tāngyuán) and 饺子(jiǎozi) are symbolize reunion.

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I’m a dog person. I have a small Poodle now. It was reported that we have 91,490,000 dogs and cats in China by last year. Birds and turtles are also popular as pets here. So I would like to talk about pets in Chinese.

Nǐ yǎng chǒngwù ma? Nǐ xǐhuan māo háishì gǒu?
你养宠物吗？你喜欢猫还是狗？
Do you have pets? Are you a dog person or a cat person?

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#生日#
2⃣02⃣0，
愿我倾尽所有，不负韶华。
愿能再次站在你的土地，踏上我的研途，做一枚幸福的宝贝鱼

致敬成长路上所有陪伴我的亲人朋友和陌生人，今天是真的很幸福了。收到了爸爸妈妈小姨发的红包 ，还收到了研路一直陪伴我，鼓励我，无条件帮助我的漂亮学姐给我发的今天的BLCU 的(问候墙)❤ ❤ ❤ 。感恩所有，愿你我越来越好，终能登上那座攀登已久的山峰。
总有一个名字让你嘴角上扬，又眼泪下落。任何值得去的地方，都没有捷径。