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情暖臘八，萬事粥全

時序至臘，今日臘八，俗話講：“過了臘八就是年。”

但這歲末寒冬，疫情又起。希望每個人都能平安過年。

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按照中國農曆，每年十二月被稱爲臘月，而臘月初八日又被稱爲“臘八節”。臘八節起源于古代的“臘祭”，到南北朝時才成爲固定的節日，至今已有1000多年的曆史，它向人們傳遞進入“年關”的信號。

腊八粥暖，事事“粥”全

喝臘八粥是臘八節的一項重要習俗，臘八這一天，家家戶戶都要煮食臘八粥。臘八粥以多種食物合在一塊，下鍋煮在一起，意思是“合聚萬物、調和千靈”。臘八粥需要慢慢熬，才能“和和美美”，事緩則圓，一定要有足夠的耐心，切莫操之過急。今日臘八，別忘了呼噜呼噜喝一碗臘八粥，驅散大寒帶來的涼意，帶來新一年的萬事“粥”全。

臘八蒜綠，吉祥如意

臘月初八，在北方有用醋泡蒜的習俗，叫“臘八蒜”。泡制臘八蒜，其材料和做法都十分簡單。老一輩說：臘八蒜只能臘八泡，早一天晚一天都不綠，倒是神奇。到了大年三十晚上打開臘八蒜罐，脆辣的蒜瓣和香濃的醋酸頓時撲鼻而來，只見湛青翠綠的蒜瓣如同翡翠碧玉。民間有諺語：“餃子就蒜，越吃越歡。”臘八蒜是吃餃子的最佳佐料，味道鮮美獨特。臘八至，別忘了吃上一口臘八蒜，預祝歲歲有蒜香，如意又吉祥。

臘八臘八，期待團圓

中华民族的每个节日都有着极其厚重的寓意，都有着一种美好的愿景祈祷与情感寄托。无论是简简单单泡制腊八蒜，还是传承千百年而不衰的喝腊八粥，人们心里所期盼的美好，都是淳朴开心的简单生活。过去的时间，生活也许各种艰难，而即将到来的新春，许多人也不能如愿归家，但只要心存希望，人生万事皆值得，只要心在一处，在哪里都是团圆，待春暖花开，寒冬散尽，我们再缓缓归家。

臘八已至，新春不遠，今年最後的祈願，是希望大家都能平平安安！

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