先学会爱你自己，其他的一切都会步上正轨。
Love yourself first and everything else falls into line.
演员
露西儿·戴泽蕾·鲍尔 Lucille Désirée Ball
（1911-1989）美国著名喜剧女演员，活跃在电影、电视、舞台、电台等各种媒体上，成为了美国文化一个时代的象征。她的一些经典作品如《我爱露西》、《露西戴西喜剧时间》、《露西秀》等至今还时常出现在银幕之上，给观众们带来欢声笑语。

求神拜佛。
Day 3: Visit a temple
Day three of the Lunar New Year (which falls on February 12 in 2024) is named “chi kou/cek hau,” or red mouth.
It’s believed that arguments are more likely to happen on this day, so people will avoid social interactions and instead visit temples.
While there, some will use the opportunity to make offerings to offset any potential bad luck. As noted earlier, for many people Lunar New Year is a time to consult the stars to find out what lies ahead in the coming months.
Every year, certain Chinese zodiac signs clash with the stars negatively so temple visits are considered a good way to resolve those conflicts and bring peace in the coming months.

大团圆年夜饭。
Lunar New Year’s Eve: The big feast
A big family reunion dinner is usually held on Lunar New Year’s Eve, which falls on February 9 this year.
The menu is carefully chosen to include dishes associated with luck, including fish (the Chinese word for it also sounds like “surplus”), puddings (symbolizes advancement) and foods that look like gold ingots (like dumplings).
In China, the foods served at these classic dinners vary from north to south. For instance, northern Chinese tend to have dumplings and noodles, whereas southern Chinese can’t live without steamed rice.
But no matter which dishes you prefer, Lunar New Year foods are a feast of wordplay.