The celebration of Chinese New Year 4H by Teacher NET1

net1_9 — 2026-03-10 23:56:18 UTC

E.g. The celebration of Chinese New Year connects generations through traditions like red envelope giving and family dinners. It’s a powerful reminder of identity and unity, especially in multicultural Hong Kong, where ancient customs coexist with modern life.

net1_9 — 2026-03-10 23:56:18 UTC

E.g. I usually celebrate Chinese New Year with my loved ones. This year, on the first day, we went to the temple, and lit some incense up. After that, we had lunch together. On the second day, we visited another temple, had some vegetarian food, and went for a stroll in the park. At night, we went to see the fireworks on the harbour. On the third day, we went to Lantau, visited the Big Buddha and the fishing village. Overall, I spent quality time with my family and created great memories with them. :)

s22s1028 — 2026-03-11 03:00:46 UTC

This is a mundane activity.. BUT! I spend allllll my red pockets! On clothes and books, because we only live once!

s22s1057 — 2026-03-11 03:01:43 UTC

I celebrate Chinese New Year with my family. We go out together to eat, and they gave me a lot of money because I’m (not) the youngest person in this family. I also went to see the lion dance with my family and I saw my friends there we talk and we had lots of fun. After that I went home and then eat with my family again, we ate a lot of dumplings because I told my mom to make dumplings and because I really love dumplings.

s22s1075 — 2026-03-11 03:02:52 UTC

Alifya 4H25

Usually on the first day of Chinese New Year, I will celebrate it with my relatives of my dad’s side, I will hang out with my relatives, eat dinner with them, have a conversation with them like talking about our life, and most importantly, getting red pockets from them 😁😁😁 For the second and third day of the Chinese New Year, I just spend my time at home, rotting Instagram reels and YouTube videos, that’s it. The cycle is basically get up, breakfast, rot, lunch, rot, dinner, rot, shower, rot and finally sleep. Is it interesting? Yes.

s22s1035 — 2026-03-11 03:03:08 UTC

Before Chinese New Year, my family and I clean our house to sweep away bad luck. We also buy new clothes and red decorations. On New Year’s Eve, we have a big family dinner with dumplings and fish. I get red envelopes with lucky money from my grandparents. During the holiday, we visit relatives and say “Happy New Year” to each other. It’s my favorite time of the year!

s22s1057 — 2026-03-11 03:03:34 UTC

Celebrating CNY is the most significant traditional holiday in Chinese culture, acting as a cornerstone for reinforcing family bonds, and honouring cultural heritage.

s22s1057 — 2026-03-11 03:04:48 UTC

Just a bit, for example, traditional cash-filled red envelopes are increasingly replaced or supplemented by digital ones sent via WeChat, reflecting the modernisation of gift-giving.

s22s1001 — 2026-03-11 03:04:59 UTC

I celebrate my CNY by waking up at 12 pm. Then,I proceed to bake MYSELF brownies and potato cheese thing that stretches out to Mars.Elon Musk could never .Then I spend the next half of my day fighting governmental posts online. Someone get that orange dude off his status .Then, I stay up till midnight watching old/ancient animated movies with my brothers . I also give them 2 chicken wings while I take 5! Im the oldest , I rule my house. I go to sleep dreaming about world domination.This is how my normal CNY day goes. Very classy,very demure.

Emily:I spent my whole holiday doing art stuff, I start wrote my own book . And I did many art for the story.I don’t know can that be considered as a celebration but that’s what I find relaxing and joyful… I have no interest in eating Chinese tradition meals! They are terrible!

s22s1064 — 2026-03-11 03:05:00 UTC

s22s1070 — 2026-03-11 03:05:10 UTC

During the Chinese New Year, I go back to my hometown with my family to visit relatives, then we have hot pot at home. After everyone finishes eating, we start exchanging red envelopes (digital cash gifts). Afterwards, we set off fireworks outside.

s22s1077 — 2026-03-11 03:05:24 UTC

For Chinese New Year, the main thing is getting together with family. The big reunion dinner on New Year’s Eve is the highlight—you’ve gotta have dumplings or fish for good luck. After that, the kids get red envelopes, everyone stays up late, and we set off fireworks. It’s super lively

s23s1088 — 2026-03-11 03:05:51 UTC

if the Chinese new year is coming，I will put up Spring Festival couplets on the door.Then I'll set off firecrackers, but I'm terrified, so I usually let my younger sister light them; she's faster.

s22s1035 — 2026-03-11 03:05:58 UTC

Celebrating Chinese New Year is very important for HK people. It stands for family love and respect for elders. It keeps old traditions like giving red envelopes and eating reunion dinners. It also brings hope for good luck and health in the new year. People share joy and strengthen bonds with relatives.

s22s1035 — 2026-03-11 03:07:06 UTC

Yes, I think CNY celebrations have changed. In the past, people visited temples and watched lion dances. Now, many families go shopping online or take trips together. Some people use red envelopes on phones instead of paper ones. But the best parts are the same: family reunions and loving each other. These traditions make us happy and bring warm memories.

I celebrate Chinese new year by having a reunion family dinner with my uncles, aunts, and cousins. Most of the time I'm the only teen and that makes me kinda sad. I do have younger cousins but I am the oldest, but when they are not there I am the youngest. My aunts keep targeting me and asking me questions and I get really awkward. So I kinda don't wanna go. But I do get red pockets so that's pretty nice.

s22s1047 — 2026-03-11 03:08:21 UTC

s22s1070 — 2026-03-11 03:08:38 UTC

I think this is a good time for family reunions. Everyone is on holiday and enjoying their leisure time. The food, red envelopes, and other traditional activities prepared for the New Year all have auspicious meanings.

s23s1088 — 2026-03-11 03:08:47 UTC

Because it symbolizes reunion, it allows relatives from different places to gather together on the same day, eat together, and chat together—it's a festival of reunion.

s22s1063 — 2026-03-11 03:10:57 UTC

My Chinese New Year is very good .Every day I sleep at 3.am to 11am. Then I have a lunch to sleep again .When I wake up,it’s 5.pm.I start to play online games and wait my dinner. Finally I use instagram to 12.am,I do some homework then I go to sleep

s23s1088 — 2026-03-11 03:11:15 UTC

Compared to the traditional Spring Festival, the current festival should have more modern elements, such as drones performing in the sky at dusk to send blessings to everyone.

s22s1001 — 2026-03-11 03:11:15 UTC

It gives you money keeping your sanity safe.

s25s4004 — 2026-03-11 03:11:30 UTC

I felt really happy to reunion with family.We spent a lot of time together .We played board games together.Also, we went to Guangxi together.I saw many beautiful scenery and ate lots of local delicacies.It was a wonderful time.

s22s1057 — 2026-03-11 03:12:57 UTC

s22s1070 — 2026-03-11 03:14:14 UTC

I think in this Chinese year everyone have holiday and they can spending time with family.During the New Year, people show concern and offer greetings to each other, giving red envelopes to younger generations, making this traditional festival lively and joyful.

s22s1001 — 2026-03-11 03:15:42 UTC

Yes.Before more festive .Now less decorated .

s23s1088 — 2026-03-11 03:21:46 UTC

During the Spring Festival, I will go to a cat cafe with my friends (there are many cats we can pet).

It’s important to celebrate cny because you can feel more connected to Chinese culture and your family. CNY means a break, a reunion, and a celebration altogether to HK people. It’s important to celebrate cny.

s22s1047 — 2026-03-11 03:24:04 UTC

s22s1027 — 2026-03-11 03:26:30 UTC

Having New Year's Eve dinner with relatives and bought some New Year decorations, such as couplets,I also ate rice cake and radish cake with my family

s22s1027 — 2026-03-11 03:27:32 UTC

Having New Year's Eve dinner with relatives and bought some New Year decorations, such as couplets,I also ate rice cake and radish cake with my family

s22s1022 — 2026-03-11 03:27:47 UTC

During the New Year period, I spent time with my relatives. On New Year's Eve, we all sat together for a reunion dinner, and at midnight we watched the fireworks together, which were truly spectacular. On New Year's Day, after breakfast, we all received red envelopes from the adults, which made us very happy.