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Kuaiya, a cherished tradition in Chinese culture, is a practice that involves the sharing of festive foods during special occasions. This tradition is deeply rooted in the belief that sharing food brings blessings and prosperity to the participants. Kuaiya is commonly observed during festivals such as Chinese New Year, weddings, and birthdays. One of the most iconic dishes served during kuaiya is the "nian gao," a sticky rice cake that symbolizes prosperity and good luck. Other popular dishes include dumplings, spring rolls, and sweet treats like "tangyuan" (glutinous rice balls). These dishes are carefully prepared and shared among family and friends as a way to express gratitude and strengthen bonds. Participating in kuaiya not only brings joy and delicious food but also fosters a sense of community and togetherness. The act of sharing food is believed to bring good fortune and happiness to all who partake in the tradition. So next time you are invited to a Chinese celebration, remember to join in the kuaiya and experience the warmth and joy it brings.#40#