How do overseas Chinese celebrate the New Year? Overseas Chinese celebrate the New Year in a variety of ways, both retaining the traditional celebrations and incorporating local cultural characteristicsTraditional customs Home decoration: Overseas Chinese will stick window flowers, hang blessing characters, paste wooden decorations on the wall, put lanterns, etc., to create a strong festive atmosphere. Chinese New Year's Eve Dinner: On Chinese New Year's Eve, the whole family sits around for a Chinese New Year's Eve dinner, and the dishes are indispensable for auspicious foods such as fish that symbolize the surplus of the year and dumplings shaped like ingots. New Year's Worship to Ancestors: Overseas Chinese can choose to go to temples in the Chinese community or hold New Year's worship activities to express their respect and blessings to their ancestors. Reunite with your family Video calling: Using modern technology, overseas Chinese can connect with their relatives in their hometowns through video calls and share New Year's blessings and joy. Send gifts: In order to get closer to their families in China, overseas Chinese can prepare gifts in advance and send them to their families by courier to express their feelings of longing. Reunion dinner: If there are other overseas Chinese around, you can organize an overseas Chinese Spring Festival gala or dinner, so that everyone can feel the warmth of home in a familiar festive atmosphere.

Get involved in local events Temple Fair Celebration: In many overseas cities, Chinese New Year temple fairs are held, where overseas Chinese can visit, taste traditional food, enjoy performances, and feel the festive atmosphere of a foreign country. Cultural Exchange: Participate in local Spring Festival activities, such as performances, exhibitions, lectures, etc., to share Chinese New Year customs and culture with local residents and promote cross-cultural exchange.

Community Volunteers: Many overseas communities have volunteer organizations to hold festival activities, and overseas Chinese can participate in them, provide help to community residents, and also feel the joy brought by the Spring Festival. Featured Events Making Chinese New Year goods: Overseas Chinese can make their own traditional Chinese New Year goods, such as dumplings and rice cakes, to experience the fun of making their own hands and taste traditional food with their families. Visiting tourist attractions: The Spring Festival is the favorite tourist time of Chinese, and overseas Chinese can choose to visit local tourist attractions to experience the collision and integration of different cultures. Learning cultural skills: Sign up for training courses on traditional cultural skills, such as calligraphy, paper-cutting, Chinese dance, etc., to gain a deeper understanding of your traditional culture.