Chinese New Year
The Chinese New Year is the biggest holiday in China. Most students have a three-week break, and everyone returns to the place they were born to celebrate the New Year together. This year, my family and I spent the New Year in FuZhou with my grandparents (on my dad's side). We had planned to take the high-speed rail (eight hours at least) there, since it was way cheaper, but tickets ran out. So we ended up flying a plane. Living Quarters Our flight was in the afternoon, and we arrived somewhere in the evening. Since our grandparents had two apartments in FuZhou, they lived in one and let us stay in another. Even though the apartment was a little small and situated on the fifth floor of an elevatorless building, I had always liked the feeling of wonder I experienced every time our family stayed there. I loved the (as I called it) "ancient" sugar pot, the clocks that wouldn't run unless you wound them, the desk drawers, and closet drawers full