Chapter 226 Paying Respects to Ancestors Begins

• Honoring ancestors constituted a distinctive New Year tradition in Eastsea. On New Year's Day itself, the youngsters would traditionally visit the ancestral hall of their respective families to honor their ancestors. In the current days, it was uncommon for families to have their ancestral halls, leading to this practice of paying respects to ancestors being preserved as a tradition limited to prominent families.
• The Graham Family, for instance, received visitors annually who came to pay homage to their ancestors. The family was sizable and possessed broad networks, including prominent individuals. However, Raylon's statement that Mr. Greer from the city's construction department would be showing up was significant.
• It was the first time the Graham Family had someone of such high caliber.