The Sunshine Reporter

The most significant celebration in China and an important occasion in numerous other East Asian nations is Chinese New Year, sometimes referred to as Lunar New Year or Spring Festival. On the conventional Chinese lunisolar calendar, Chinese New Year is the holiday that commemorates the start of a new year. It used to be a time to celebrate the gods and ancestors, but now it’s also a time to feast and see loved ones. 2023 is specifically a year of the Water Rabbit and its anticipated to be a year of hope. In Chinese tradition, the sign of the rabbit represents longevity, harmony, and prosperity.

Starting on Chinese New Year’s Eve and ending with the Lantern Festival, the holiday is usually celebrated for 16 days. This year, the first seven days from January 21 to January 27 are all public holidays. Chinese traditions for the New Year may vary with each region but they are all meant to leave the past and welcome prosperity and new beginnings that come with the new year. People prepare for the festival in a lot of ways starting by decorating their houses. Homes are thoroughly cleaned to represent sweeping away the bad luck from the previous year and preparing their homes for good luck. As red is considered to be an auspicious hue for the Lunar New Year, representing prosperity and energy which ward off evil spirits and negativity red is the predominant color during the event. Streets are lined with red lanterns, and doorways are covered in crimson couplets and images of the New Year.

There are also family gatherings during this time and exchanging of gifts among family members or friends. Families typically get together during Chinese New Year. The most significant period is on Chinese New Year’s Eve. People are supposed to be at home to celebrate the event with their families, wherever they may be. The supper on Chinese New Year’s Eve is referred to as the “reunion dinner.” Large families with multiple generations eat together and enjoy their time together.

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