Preparations for Chinese New Year begin weeks in advance. Families clean their homes, a practice called "sweeping away the dust," to remove bad luck. People buy new clothes, prepare gifts, and stock up on ingredients for the big feast. Markets bustle with activity as red envelopes, decorations, and traditional items are sold. Houses are adorned with red couplets and paper cuttings that bear wishes for fortune, health, and happiness. These preparations set the stage for a joyful celebration filled with love and hope.
Preparations for Chinese New Year
Preparations for Chinese New Year begin weeks in advance. Families clean their homes, a practice called "sweeping away the dust," to remove bad luck. People buy new clothes, prepare gifts, and stock up on ingredients for the big feast. Markets bustle with activity as red envelopes, decorations, and traditional items are sold. Houses are adorned with red couplets and paper cuttings that bear wishes for fortune, health, and happiness. These preparations set the stage for a joyful celebration filled with love and hope.
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