Answer to Why Is the Chinese Tradition Upside Down? It’s a Good Omen

Answer:
1. C

Analysis:

祝福 (Zhùfú) n./v. blessing/bless

福利 (Fúlì) n. welfare

幸福 (Xìngfú) adj./ n. happy, happiness

Kàndào háizi chī bǎo hòu, māma lòuchū l (xìngfú) de xiàoróng.
看到孩子吃饱后,妈妈露出了(幸福)的笑容。
The mother smiled (happily) when she saw the baby full.

For this sentence, it just lacks adjunct word, and only “幸福 (xìngfú) happy” can be used as an adjective to describe an aspect of “笑容 (xiàoróng).”
Above all, the correct answer is C.

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