An exciting idiom to describe the New Year in China.

Idioms to describe the excitement of the New Year are: brightly lit, silvery flowers on trees, loud gongs and drums, colorful and noisy lanterns, singing and dancing, loud gongs and drums, family reunion, jubilation, joy, laughter, firecrackers, bright lights and thousands of lights.

Make the following sentences:

During the Spring Festival, the town is full of gongs and drums, firecrackers are ringing and jubilant.

In the streets, gongs and drums are loud, and people are celebrating the arrival of the Spring Festival.

On the occasion of the Spring Festival, Vientiane is everywhere, and every household is decorated with lanterns. People celebrating the festival are beaming, and what they see is beautiful!

During the Spring Festival, every household is decorated with lanterns.

During the Chinese New Year, every household in the streets and alleys is decorated with lanterns and colorful decorations, and there is an active atmosphere everywhere.

As the Spring Festival approaches, every household is busy preparing for it, and so is my family. My wife always has something to do all day. I went out early and bought two packs of fireworks.

Firecrackers bid farewell to the old year.

When you go out, the night sky is surrounded by fireworks in full bloom, and firecrackers are endless. ?

Firecrackers bid farewell to the old year and lanterns light up to welcome the new year. Tonight is New Year's Eve.

At zero o'clock, firecrackers sounded, and there was a sound all around, and the smoke bloomed and curled up. In an instant, the quiet Shan Ye became noisy, and the dark night sky became colorful.

Before New Year's Eve, sporadic sounds of fireworks and firecrackers came from time to time.