The Spring Festival of the Year of the Rabbit is approaching, and many people have already embarked on their journey home. Today (January 11), Sichuan Observer reporters went to Chengdu East Railway Station to see what everyone packed in their bags when they went home. Sister Jiang and her husband usually do some small business in Kangding, Sichuan, and only return to their hometown in Anhui every year during the Chinese New Year. At 8:20 in the morning, the couple first took a five-hour bus ride from Kangding to Chengdu, then took a train for more than ten hours to Wuchang, and then took a four-hour bus ride back to their hometown of Anqing, Anhui Province. This journey took almost 25 hours. hours. In order to keep the beef fresh, Sister Jiang and her husband could only keep the bag containing the beef open. "Although beef can also be bought in my hometown, this is my heart. When I go back, I will cook them a delicious meal according to their taste and reunite together."

Like Sister Jiang and his wife, they still have the same love. There is Master Peng who returned to Guang'an from Xichang. In Master Peng’s luggage, we noticed a glass wine vat packed in a white plastic bag, but there was no wine in the vat, but more than 20 free-range eggs. "I put them in the tank for fear of being damaged. These are eggs from my own chickens. I didn't feed them any feed, so I wanted to take them back to give my mother a taste to replenish her body." Master Peng said that his mother is already 80 years old. He is many years old and has been living in his hometown of Guang'an. "I haven't told my mother that I'm going back yet, but I'm going to give her a surprise. The first thing I do when I get home is to give her a hug."

There are many more stories like this in the waiting hall of Chengdu East Railway Station . Among the luggage that everyone brought back home were quilts bought for their parents, matsutake mushrooms, jujubes and other specialties and delicacies brought to their relatives... The luggage, large and small, was filled with longing and love for their families.