I Want to Be the Grand Chancellor.

Summary

Chinese New Year is a significant festival marked by various customs, beginning after the 23rd of the lunar month with a period of blessings. Families prepare offerings for immortals and ancestors, with the number of offerings reflecting their wealth. Rituals include setting up sacrificial tables and meticulously arranging food. The worship involves lighting candles and bowing to the Fu Shen, followed by honoring ancestors with odd-numbered bowls of food. Amidst the festivities, Tang Yi and his family enjoy a leisurely New Year, while others, like Young Master Wang Er, face the chaos of family obligations. The narrative highlights the blend of tradition, humor, and familial bonds during this festive season.

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