I spent the Spring Festival in my father's hometown this year. My father's hometown is in Juhualing Village, Lixian County, and my mother said that the countryside is full of excitement.

In the early morning of the first day of junior high school, I was awakened by firecrackers. Mother said, "Get up quickly, today is New Year's Day." . As soon as the words were finished, cousins came in, kowtowing to their mother and shouting, "Happy New Year, Second Mother!" " "Mom hurriedly took out a red envelope and handed it to them.

After getting up, my mother took me to visit my grandparents first. My mother asked me to kowtow to them, but I didn't. Grandparents smiled and said, "Forget it, the baby in the city is not used to it." I received a red envelope from my grandparents without kowtowing. Then our whole family: grandparents, our family, uncles and aunts, went to grandma's house to pay New Year's greetings. We took my brother-in-law's double-row van, and the front and rear carriages were full.

Great-grandmother has many families. There are five tables for dinner. Dad told a lot of people I don't know that he was going to be called uncle, grandfather and aunt, which I can't remember at all. Fortunately, I still have some red envelopes in my pocket.

After dinner, everyone went to the hillside behind the house. Dad said it was a New Year greeting to grandpa. When I arrived, I found it was a grave. My father said to me, "You go to kowtow, and Grandpa lives in it." Cousins and others scrambled to kowtow to the grave. This time, I can't lose to them and kowtow in front of them. Just as I was kowtowing, firecrackers suddenly sounded. I saw firecrackers in front of the grave, candles and incense were lit in front of the grave, and some yellow paper was burned. Dad said these documents were money for grandpa.