Challenge Chinese New Year Crossword

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  1. 3. I burn on the ancestral altar. I make everything sweet. What am I?
  2. 5. Our Chinese name is ''yu,'' which also means abundance. On New Year's Eve, we are a course at a great banquet. Here we lie painted on a pair of dishes. What are we
  3. 6. When I am little, I am not myself. I am green and sour. But as I grow older, I become my name. What am I?
  4. 7. In Cantonese, they call me ''ha.'' At New Year, I come out of the sea to get baked into dumplings and pastries. What am I?
  5. 8. This will be the year to drink me, for on Monday begins the Year of the Snake, and in China, snakes are known as little dragons. I am called black dragon tea, but I also have another name. What is it?
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  1. 1. When family members can't come home for new year, a place is set for them at the banquet table. When friends are absent, they send me. What am I?
  2. 2. Two houses with doors wide open. They allow a million people in but can’t stand a tiny grain.
  3. 4. Dragons climb my side, steam pours from my mouth, but no one is afraid of me. What am I?
  4. 5. I am neither food nor drink. I am neither in the house nor in the yard. I am neither on land nor on sea. Yet I am both in the city and in the country. Without me there would be no New Year. What am I?''