在我的印象中,深圳的年味总是从深南大道上的灯笼开始的。上下班的路上,你猛一抬头,发现笔直的深南路两旁,仿佛只是一夜之间就被大红灯笼挤得满满当当。几十公里一长溜儿,三个一串,六个一对,遥相呼应,摇曳生姿。这时,才惊觉,一年一度的农历年又来了。红红火火过大年。在中国人心目中,年必须是红火的、热闹的、繁华的,越热闹、越有人气,就预示着新的一年工作生活越红火顺意。 In my mind, the taste of Shenzhen always starts with lanterns on Shennan Avenue. On the way to work, you fiercely looked up and found straight Shennan Road straight on both sides, as if only overnight was packed crowded red lanterns. Tens of kilometers long slipped children, three strings, six pairs, distant echo, swaying posture. At this moment, I was surprised to find that the annual Lunar New Year was here again. Booming fireworks. In the minds of the Chinese people, the years must be prosperous, lively, prosperous, the more lively and popular, the more prosperous the work and life of the new year is foreshadowed.