The table is an indispensable part of family life, it is not only a place to eat, but also a space for people to communicate, share and reunite. Whenever the family sits around the table, the aroma of the food permeates the air, and the warmth and happiness of that moment can always make people yearn for.

The stories at the dinner table are all over the place. Breakfast in the morning, whether it's a simple oatmeal or a hearty fried egg and toast, is a great way to start the day. At lunch time, it may be a packed lunch, or a family carefully prepared hot and cold dishes, sharing each other's busy and laughter. The dinner is the most warm moment of the day, the light is soft, the dishes are rich, the family sits together, talking about their own life trifles, sharing the mood and ideal, as if all the fatigue and pressure are released at this moment.

In addition to the food itself, the table is frequently presented with cultural inheritance. Whether it is traditional dishes for festivals or seasonal fruits for specific seasons, they all carry unique cultural significance and family memories. In some festivals, the table will always be placed to symbolize the harvest of food, to convey the hope and blessing for the future. These intangible feelings and values flow quietly in the sharing of every meal and become the source of family cohesion.

The layout of the dining table is also significant. Rectangular dining table, can accommodate more people, suitable for lively parties; The round dining table symbolizes equality and unity, so that everyone can feel valued and included. No matter what form it takes, the presence of the table reminds us to cherish every moment with our families. Every time we sit around the table, every conversation, we have narrowed the distance between each other in a subtle way.