In China, some large families get along well most of the time, but as soon as the New Year comes, they love to argue. Why is that? Honestly, most families just can't stay together for long periods; during normal times, everyone is busy with their own things—working, socializing, going out for a walk—all to tactically avoid small conflicts at home and maintain a fragile harmony. But during the New Year, it's different. The whole family is confined indoors, gathered around a dining table, with nowhere to hide, and the arguments are often over trivial matters—whether to visit relatives early or l
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