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Dear friends, in China, the first festival that arrives after the New Year's bell rings is New Year's Day. It is equivalent to the New Year in the West. Just like Christmas for you, it is filled with an atmosphere of joy and hope.
"Amid the sound of firecrackers, the old year passes away; with the warm breeze of spring, people drink Tusu wine." During New Year's Day, cities are decorated with lights and colors, and shopping malls are bustling. People buy new clothes and gifts, greeting the new year with brand-new things, much like the hustle and bustle of joy during Christmas in the West.
In families, relatives sit around and enjoy delicious food together. In the north, people eat dumplings, while in the south, they have rice cakes. Children receive red envelopes from their elders, feeling extremely happy. This is just as heartwarming as the scene of family members unwrapping presents under the Christmas tree in the West, all carrying love, blessings and full of expectations for the new year.
New Year's Day marks the starting point of a new year in China, brimming with hope and vitality everywhere. With the passage of time, what remains unchanged is the Chinese people's longing for a beautiful life. May you also feel its unique charm and embrace the wonderful new year together!
