​Chinese Lunar New Year marks the beginning of a calendar year based on the cycles of the moon. It’s a time of joyous celebration, deeply rooted in centuries-old traditions and customs.

During this auspicious period, families come together in a vibrant expression of unity and heritage. Homes are adorned with red decorations, symbolizing good fortune and happiness. Relatives share feasts, featuring dishes like dumplings and fish that signify prosperity whilst red envelopes known as ‘hongbao’ are handed to the next generation.

It is on this day that the air resonates with the crackle of fireworks with families exchange stories and hopes for the year ahead, creating a tapestry of cultural continuity and familial warmth.