New YearThe seventh dayAccording to legend, this is the day Nuwa created humans, and it is called "People's Day"That is, the common goal of all mankind"BirthdayIn China, this day might be associated with eating savory porridge and wearing amulets. Abroad, however, it's usually just an ordinary workday. But life needs a sense of ritual, especially when you're in a foreign land.
This concept is particularly relevant for overseas students and Chinese people. With family members away during the Spring Festival, the seventh day of the Lunar New Year is a perfect opportunity to give oneself a "birthday feeling" and treat oneself well for the day.
How can overseas Chinese celebrate the seventh day of the Lunar New Year?
- Morning: Wake up naturally On the seventh day of the Lunar New Year, I won't set an alarm clock; I'll sleep until I naturally wake up. After waking up, I won't rush to get out of bed. I'll lie there, scroll through my phone, check my WeChat Moments, and slowly begin my day.
- Lunch: Eat something good Treat yourself to a delicious takeout meal, or go to your favorite restaurant. If you enjoy cooking, you can make a dish you don't usually have time to prepare.
- Afternoon: Browse content I like Open Bilibili, iQiyi, or Tencent Video, and spend an afternoon browsing content you like. Binge-watch dramas, variety shows, documentaries, or simply scroll through the recommendations on the Bilibili homepage. Don't worry about "what you should watch," just watch "what you want to watch."
- Evening: Cloud gathering with friends If you want to socialize, you can video call and chat with friends or family back home. If you don't want to socialize, you can stay by yourself and quietly end the day.
For overseas party members celebrating their birthday, much of the content requires access to domestic platforms:
- Watching videos on Bilibili
- Watch dramas on iQiyi and Tencent Video
- Scrolling through Douyin to kill time
- Using WeChat to contact friends and family on these platforms has varying degrees of restrictions overseas.
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The seventh day of the Lunar New Year is Renri, everyone's birthday. Overseas students and Chinese can take this opportunity to give themselves a day that feels like a birthday. Sleep in, eat something nice, browse your favorite content, and treat yourself well. QuickFox, the China Accelerator, keeps you online, allowing you to access domestic platforms at any time. Happy seventh day of the Lunar New Year, happy birthday.
