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Anonymous users2024-02-06Classic Chinese New Year's Eve's Board - Busy at home.
The fireworks of the Chinese New Year's Eve - thousands of purples and thousands of reds.
Chinese New Year's Eve Look at the Imperial Calendar - No day.
The Chinese New Year's Eve looks at the yellow calendar - there are no days, and the metaphor has come to an end.
Chinese New Year's Eve Looking Forward to the Moon - Wishful Thinking; Delusion.
Cooking porridge on the night of the Chinese New Year's Eve - the New Year is sad.
Chinese New Year's Eve hunt rabbits at night - not much with you, not a lot without you Chinese New Year's Eve sell the door god at night - it couldn't be too late.
Chinese New Year's Eve Feeding New Year Pigs - It's too late.
Don't eat black buns in the thirtieth day of the Chinese New Year's Eve - poor and exquisite.
Eating meat in the thirtieth of the Chinese New Year's Eve - still need to say.
Chinese New Year's Eve beats paste - paste pairs.
Chinese New Year's Eve beats the rice - paste right.
Catch a rabbit on the Chinese New Year's Eve - the yellow calendar of the Chinese New Year's Eve without it - is outdated.
Chinese New Year's Eve Flip Calendar - No time.
Chinese New Year's Eve borrowing board - everyone is busy.
Selected articles Chinese New Year's Eve borrowing skin -- you want others to borrow a steamer with Chinese New Year's Eve -- other people's things are always unreliable to read almanacs in Chinese New Year's Eve -- there is no day.
The Chinese New Year's Eve looks at the calendar - there is no day.
Chinese New Year's Eve Split Calendar - No more days.
Chinese New Year's Eve Buying a Door God - It Can't Be Late.
Chinese New Year's Eve Selling Door God - No Longer Late; It couldn't be delayed any longer; Selling New Year's Paintings in the Thirtieth Anniversary of the Chinese New Year's Eve – It Can't Be Late.
There is no moon in the Chinese New Year's Eve – every year; It's the same every year; Every year, the Chinese New Year's Eve looks at the imperial calendar - there is no period.
Boiling gruel on the night of the thirtieth night of the Chinese New Year's Eve - the New Year is sad.
Chinese New Year's Eve feeding pigs - it's too late.
Drying clothes at night on the Chinese New Year's Eve - not dry this year, dry next year.
Catching rabbits on the thirtieth day of the Chinese New Year's Eve -- with it for the New Year, without it, it also has to expand for the New Year on August 15 -- far from it.
August 15 to see the dragon lantern - half a year late, the metaphor is too late.
August 15 Reunion Festival - once a year.
A century-old tree – deep-rooted.
A hundred-year-old melon seed and a thousand-year-old tree - deep-rooted.
The 100-year-old crooked neck tree is finalized.
Hundred-year-old bird tortoise lays stinky eggs - old badass.
Centennial pine, May plantain - thick branches and large leaves.
100-year-old pine for firewood burning - overkill; Qu Cai.
Don't kowtow to the New Year - what are you doing?
New Year's greetings - good thoughts and close listening.
New Year's greetings - hello and I'm good.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Chinese New Year's Eve begging --- embarrassing.
The board of the Chinese New Year's Eve - the family is busy.
The fireworks of the Chinese New Year's Eve - thousands of purples and thousands of reds.
Chinese New Year's Eve Look at the Imperial Calendar - No day.
Chinese New Year's Eve Looking Forward to the Moon - Wishful Thinking; Delusion.
The Chinese New Year's Eve limb fluid boiled porridge at night - the New Year was sad.
Hunting rabbits on the night of the Chinese New Year's Eve - not much with you, not much without you.
Selling the door god on the night of the thirtieth night of the Chinese New Year's Eve - couldn't be more late.
Chinese New Year's Eve Feeding New Year Pigs - It's too late.
Drying clothes in the Chinese New Year's Eve - not dry this year and dry next year.
The Chinese New Year's Eve night dial abacus - full of calculations.
The rice cake of the Chinese New Year's Eve night—burying filial piety—People have me; You have it, I have it too.
The third calendar of the new year Lu 10 night boiled gruel - the New Year was sad.
Look at the imperial calendar on the thirtieth day of the Chinese New Year's Eve - no period; It's a day.
The board of the Chinese New Year's Eve - the family is busy.
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