I can still remember when I was a kid, there were numerous people firingsetting off fireworks during Chinese New Year. I can still remember when I was a kid, there were numerous people setting off fireworks during Chinese New Year.

I can still remember when I was a kid, there were numerous people firingsetting off fireworks ion Chinese New Year. I can still remember when I was a kid, there were numerous people setting off fireworks on Chinese New Year.

It just sounds better to say "setting off" fireworks.

You canould call it an anti-air operation if(though that might sound a bit dramatically). You could call it an anti-air operation (though that might sound a bit dramatic).

You can call it an anti-air operation if, to be dramatically. You can call it an anti-air operation, to be dramatic.

Yet, hardly do someone firepeople have hardly done any fireworks these past few years, since— - though I don't know how it is going on other cities though— - firing fireworks is banned in urban area nominally within my city. Yet, people have hardly done any fireworks these past few years, since - though I don't know how it is going on other cities though - firing fireworks is banned in urban area within my city.

Yet, hardly do someone fireanyone sets off fireworks these years, since— I don't know how it is going on other cities though—firing fireworks is banned in urban area nominally in my ever since it was banned in urban areas of my city. I don't know how it is in other cityies. Yet, hardly anyone sets off fireworks these years ever since it was banned in urban areas of my city. I don't know how it is in other cities.

I find that the New Year is increasingly losing its "sense" increasingly. I find that the New Year is increasingly losing its "sense".

I find that the New Year increasingly losing its "sense" incrmeasningly". I find that the New Year increasingly losing is "meaning".

"I find that" usually goes together when expressing opinion.

Usually, "fireworks" isrefers to the large scale ones that burst in the sky in public knowledgeshows, but I have hapreviously used a small kind that can be handled by yourwith a single hand, and which fires several rounds. Usually, "fireworks" refers to the large scale ones that burst in the sky in public shows, but I have previously used a small kind that can be handled with a single hand, and which fires several rounds.

Usually, a "firework" is the large -scale ones that burst in the sky in public knowledgeand are seen publicly, but I have had a small kind that can be handled by your singleeld in your hand, which fires several rounds. Usually, a "firework" is the large-scale ones that burst in the sky and are seen publicly, but I have had a small kind that can be held in your hand, which fires several rounds.

"ones" is OK, I think it's understood. However, I would point out that "ones" refers to "fireworks" and "fireworks" refers to "ones. It's somewhat of a circular sentence and might be better to say: "Usually, a "firework" is a large burst of fire in the sky which everyone can see."

It's like a RPG or some kind of magic stick, shooting wherever you aim. It's like a RPG or some kind of magic stick, shooting wherever you aim.

RPG is a humorously specific way to say this. It made me laugh.

But the nextis year I canould not find even a single place wherethat sold this kind. But this year I could not find even a single place that sold this kind.

But the nextfollowing year I canould not find even a single place wherethat sold this kind. But the following year I could not find even a single place that sold this kind.

Hellos are goodbyes. Hellos are goodbyes.

This sentence has no errors, but it is a bit confusing.

Hellos are goodbyes. Hellos are goodbyes.

I'm not sure if you are trying to say goodbye or if you intended to write something poetic here.