The Literary Life of a Stay-at-Home Dad.

Summary

In his previous life, Yang Yi was unaware of the Dong Zhi festival's significance in China, often seen merely as a seasonal marker by city dwellers. Historically, it was celebrated as a mini New Year, with ancestor worship and family gatherings dating back to the Zhou Qin period. Yang Yi, along with family, prepared traditional foods like noodles and dumplings, emphasizing the festival's importance. The family engaged in joyful activities, with children participating in making dumplings and taking photos together, showcasing warmth and togetherness. The chapter concludes with anticipation for the arrival of Yang Huan, highlighting the festive spirit.

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