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During Chinese New Year, eating or giving mandarin oranges is all about sharing good luck and blessings. In Chinese, the word for mandarin orange in Cantonese is 金, jin, sounds like “gold”. So they’re seen as symbols of wealth and prosperity. Their round, golden look also represents completeness and abundance. People often give them in pairs to wish others double the good fortune. It’s a simple way to show respect, share good vibes, and hope for a successful year ahead.

So, here it is. I’m giving you a double portion of good fortune and happiness for the coming Chinese New Year. 🍊🍊

#ChineseNewYear
#MandarinOrange
#GoodLuckTradition  
#LunarNewYear  
#FestiveBlessings



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The Lunar New Year celebration spans 15 days, starting from the first day and ending on the 15th. Each day holds its own unique significance and traditions, but I don’t observe all of them since many are tied to rituals. I focus on the meaningful activities that resonate with me, such as: 

1. On New Year’s Eve, we gather for a reunion dinner, which we often refer to as a "big feast" because of the abundance of delicious food. 
2. We distribute red packets to our family members, relatives, and friends as a gesture of blessing and goodwill. 
3. We visit friends and relatives, bringing along hampers as festive gifts to share the joy of the season. 

One tradition I always follow is wearing new clothes on the first day of the New Year to symbolize a fresh start. I’ve already picked out my outfit and can’t wait to wear it when the day arrives! 😂

#LunarNewYear
#ReunionDinner
#NewBeginnings
#FamilyTraditions
#FestiveCelebration


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