Today is the 2nd day of the 1st month in Lunar Calendar.
今天是大年初二。
On this day, married daughters usually go back to their own family to visit their parents, relatives and close friends. Traditionally, married daughters didn’t have the opportunity to visit their birth families frequently.
在這一天，已婚的女兒們會回娘家看望自己的父母，親戚以及好友。傳統來說，已婚的女兒沒有很多看望自己家人的機會。
In old days, since married daughters are considered as outsider and no longer belonging to their parents family, they are not required to come back for reunion dinner on the New Year Eve or come back on the first day of the New Year.
在舊時代，人們認為「嫁出去的姑娘，潑出去的水」，所以他們一般不能在除夕或者大年初一回家吃團圓飯。
However as men and women are more equal now, people are not really following this custom. However, when visiting parents, married daughters are supposed to go with their husbands and present some simple gifts such as pineapple tarts.
但是，現在，男女平等，人們並不會十分較真的遵循著這樣的習俗。然而，當看望父母時，已婚女子都應與自己的丈夫，帶著一些糕點禮物上門，比如黃梨撻。
The pineapple tarts (黃梨撻，huang li ta)， as shown in my drawing, are small, bite-size pastries filled with or topped with pineapple jam.
黃梨撻，就像上圖中展示的一樣，是一種小巧的、一口一個的糕點，糕點一般填充著或者在上面覆蓋著一層黃梨醬。
Pineapple is translated as 『Ong Lai』 (黃梨， huang li in Mandarin) in Hokkien.
用閩南語來說，「黃梨」被就是Ong Lai。(註：這裡的黃梨也就是菠蘿，臺語稱之王梨(ông-lâi)，臺灣國語稱為鳳梨，新馬一帶稱為黃梨，大陸及香港稱作菠蘿)。
It sounds similar to the word of prosperity comes ( 旺來，wang lai). Pineapple is yellow which is a close colour to gold especially once the pineapple jam is cooked.
「黃梨」聽上去很像是「旺來」，而黃梨也是黃色的，十分接近金色，特別當黃梨醬被烹調之後。
Gold means wealth and prosperity as well. In addition, Chinese people will have 餛飩 (hun dun) or 雲吞(yun tun, or wanton) as lunch for this day.
金色也寓意著財富與興旺。另外在這一天吃午飯的時候，中國人也會吃餛飩或者說雲吞。
Wonton is a special kind of dumplings which are normally served in soup. Wonton symbolises wealth and prosperity as its shape looks like silver ingot (元寶，yuan bao) which was the money used inancient time.
餛飩是一種特別的點心，一般是放在湯裡的。餛飩代表著興旺繁榮，因為它的形狀長得很像銀元寶，而元寶在古代則被當做貨幣使用。