Today is the 36th anniversary of my acquaintance with Amanda. We originally planned to go out for dinner or drinks, but early this morning we received two bills that made me furious. I didn't want to go anymore, and Amanda was unhappy too. She said today is a special day, and we should celebrate. She made me wipe the table as a punishment and even got me an apron.

Amanda said we do celebrate many anniversaries, like our wedding anniversary, birthdays, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Labor Day, and China also has Labor Day and Revolution Memorial Day.

In fact, foreigners place great importance on these anniversaries. They like to travel and be romantic on these days. I can't do that; I haven't celebrated my birthday since I was a child. They live much more carefree than I do. In the UK, there are many religious anniversaries. We don't have religious beliefs, but we still celebrate. Like Christmas and Easter. Very major holidays. Now we have Muslim holidays and Jewish holidays. Yes, the British are always looking for any opportunity to gather.

Amanda said China also has many festivals, like the Mid-Autumn Festival, Spring Festival, and the celebration of a baby's 100-day milestone. She thinks these are all very cute. She also said that during the Chinese New Year, people from all over the country return to their hometowns, and the Earth seems to move a little. She finds that incredible.

Amanda made me scrape the paint, saying I usually don't do any work. In fact, it's not that I don't work; I have a trauma. There was a guy who wanted to commit suicide over a girl, and we pulled him back. As a result, he touched the electric switch and almost electrocuted us all. Since then, I've been afraid of electricity; I don't even dare to change a light bulb.

Today, let's talk about the differences between Chinese and Western cultures. If you look for foreign partners in the future, you can refer to my experience.