Good words and sentences for New Year greetings.

1. New Year's Eve is a lamp, a bright lamp with family care. She travels through time and space, lighting up every black hair and flame in her eyes, lighting up her home ... New Year's Eve is her mother's longing eyes. Wanderers thousands of miles away have been running around anxious to return day and night for her. Children who cannot be reunited with their mothers can also see their eyes, hear their mother's call and jump into their mother's arms.

When I typed the word "Spring Festival", my heart seemed to be settled. In fact, according to the custom of our hometown, the Spring Festival is still "ongoing" rather than "past tense". In my hometown, only after the fifteenth day of the first month will the round box filled with all kinds of snacks be taken away from the coffee table during the Spring Festival, which means that the "Year" has passed and relatives no longer pay New Year greetings.

Looking forward to it, I can't help laughing when I think about it. Before the Spring Festival, people were beaming and full of energy. There are many people shopping, some are buying New Year pictures, some are buying new year's goods, some are sitting on the bench watching TV around the stove, some are playing mahjong and poker, and so on.

4. One year is a collection of poems, and the first month is a colorful cover. On the cover, there is a picture of a magpie boarding the plum pig arch on the glass window, a picture of a thick door and the sound of crisp firecrackers, and a picture of the grandeur and chic of a land boat on stilts in the street.

The meaning of life lies in expectation. Without expectation, life is meaningless. When winter comes, we face it with a smile and accept it frankly, because we know that the Spring Festival will follow, not spring. "When she was in bloom, she laughed among the flowers." Spring Festival will cure frostbite on our hands and feet, and spring will smooth the wrinkles on our faces. In exchange for the mother's smile, the child will study harder; For the temptation of the pace of the Spring Festival, many times, we "behead when the wind blows our hats".