The Chinese New Year celebration unfolds over 15 days, a tapestry of cultural traditions and vibrant festivities from New Year's Eve to the Lantern Festival. New Year's Eve marks a reunion dinner symbolising unity, accompanied by fireworks. New Year's Day brings new clothes, temple visits, and dynamic lion and dragon dances. Days 2 to 7 hold unique significance, from honouring elders to celebrating the God of Wealth. Day 7 is the Universal Human Birthday, while the Lantern Festival on day 15 sees lantern displays, riddle contests, and the release of lanterns to embrace a radiant future. This intricate celebration weaves unity, respect, and optimism into each day.