English expressions of various Spring Festival customs

1. Staying up late on New Year's Eve means staying up late on New Year's Eve. After a sumptuous dinner, the family sat together and chatted happily, waiting for the arrival of the New Year.

Keeping watch is not sleeping on New Year's Eve. After the New Year's Eve, the family got together and chatted happily, waiting for the arrival of the Spring Festival.

2. Post Spring Festival couplets on the Spring Festival couplets.

During the Spring Festival, every household sticks Spring Festival couplets on their doors to express sincere wishes and good wishes.

During the Spring Festival, every household posted Spring Festival couplets at the door to express sincere and beautiful wishes.

3. New Year's feast on New Year's Eve

The Spring Festival is a time for family reunion. The New Year's dinner is an essential banquet for all family members to get together. The food eaten at the New Year's Eve party varies from region to region. In sout, China, people have the custom of eating rice cakes, because as a homonym, rice cakes mean getting taller every year. In the north, the traditional food for festivals is jiaozi or jiaozi shaped like a crescent moon.

The Spring Festival is a time for family reunion. New Year's Eve is a "must" party for all family members to get together. The food eaten at the New Year's Eve party varies from place to place. In southern China, people are used to eating "rice cakes" (rice cakes made of glutinous rice flour), because as a homonym, rice cakes mean "rising step by step". In the north, the traditional New Year's Eve dinner is "jiaozi" or crescent-shaped dumplings.