Title: Spring Festival
Description: The Spring Festival, also known as the Lunar New Year, is one of the most important traditional festivals in Chinese society. The Spring Festival is usually celebrated between January or February and lasts for about 1 days, with the climax of the activities being on New Year's Eve and the first day of the new year. This festival symbolizes family reunion, bidding farewell to the old and welcoming the new. Various celebration activities are held, such as New Year's Eve dinner, setting off firecrackers, lion dance, dragon dance, giving red envelopes, etc. Every year, the Spring Festival attracts Chinese people around the world to celebrate together, promote culture, convey blessings, and look forward to happiness and prosperity in the coming year.
Year-end party outfit shows your good luck and taste! This year, you may want to choose red or gold, which symbolize wealth, or black or dark blue, which represent stability. Remember, avoid wearing solid colors all over your body, and match them with bright-colored accessories appropriately to make yourself the focus of the year-end party and bring you good luck!
The time for combining the furnace is not absolute to the year. Although traditional customs are mostly based on this, considering modern life, if for some reason it is not possible to comply with it, you can discuss with your elders or etiquette masters and make flexible adjustments. The emphasis is on the intention to respect the dead and remember the ancestors, rather than on sticking to formalities.
The Lunar New Year is approaching, are the red envelopes ready? Don’t forget to pick the right pen! Recommended useBlack or gold ink pen, avoid using blue or easily faded pens. Only clear handwriting and cheerful colors can fully convey your blessings and make the red envelope more sincere!
Want to plan a perfect trip to Jeju Island? To avoid the crowds, spring (April and May) and autumn (October and November) when the weather is pleasant are definitely the best times! Enjoy the comfortable weather and admire the colorful flowers or red maple leaves to make your journey more pleasant and unforgettable!
The Beginning of Spring is, of course, a solar term in the lunar calendar! It marks the beginning of the Lunar New Year and the start of revival of all things. Taiwanese people attach great importance to the beginning of spring. Traditional customs such as "biting spring" all contain expectations for a good harvest and new hope. Don’t forget, the Beginning of Spring is an important cultural symbol of the Lunar New Year!
Lunar New Year, a feast for Taiwan’s taste buds! On the reunion dinner table, sumptuous dishes symbolize harvest and reunion. Long-lasting vegetables, Buddha jumps over the wall, and rice cakes, each dish contains blessings. This year, why not cook it yourself to pass on this unique Taiwanese New Year flavor and let love and delicious food warm each other’s hearts!
