1, casserole pig's trotters-money comes from hand.

This casserole pig's trotters full of collagen is served on the New Year's Eve, which means that there are countless money when you reach out.

2, yuba fungus-happy and rich

The homophonic sound of yuba is "abundance". As long as yuba is soaked well, it is delicious to fry it casually.

3, sweet and sour fish-more than a year.

There is no fish in the New Year's Eve dinner, and there is more than one year. It is an old rule from our ancestors that no matter how delicious this fish is, you can't eat CDs. You should leave some and the rest. This is more than one year.

4. Stewed tofu with cabbage

Chinese cabbage, the first of the 100 treasures, and tofu mean "wealth" and "happiness". Every year on the 25th of the twelfth lunar month, tofu is made by grinding, so how can we stew tofu with Chinese cabbage without this wealth in the New Year?

5. Lettuce in oyster sauce

Lettuce is homophonic for "making money". It gets up earlier than chickens, sleeps later than dogs and works more than cows all the year round. Isn't it just for the sake of making money? Don't forget to eat it during the Chinese New Year to make money.

6, leek balls

Leek symbolizes long-term wealth, and long-term wealth is prosperous. We use leeks to make meatballs, and we have a reunion of wealth. Try collecting leek meatballs without adding a drop of water. When frying meatballs years ago, fry them, keep them sealed after cooling, and keep them soft for a few days. They can be used as snacks and stewed vegetables.