Chinese New Year has always been about reunion. This year, as I sat at Sam’s mom’s house, I felt once again how precious these gatherings are — especially as we grow older. The Warmth of the Table The dining table was full — not only with food, but with memories. There were traditional dishes prepared with care, each carrying meaning: prosperity, longevity, harmony. The aroma filled the room long before we sat down. Laughter mixed with the clinking of bowls and chopsticks. Conversations overlapped in Cantonese — sometimes serious, sometimes playful. At our age, we no longer rush through meals. We savor them. Not only the taste, but the company. Conversations Across Generations Sam’s brothers shared stories — about work, about health, about how the world seems to be changing faster each year. We reflected on how different Chinese New Year feels today compared to decades ago. In the past, celebration meant fireworks and red envelopes. Today, celebration also includes someth...
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