Chinese New Year can also be called the spring festival. It starts on the 15th day of the new lunar year and marks the end of the Chinese New Year period. This day is when the moon is at its fullest and brightest. People of this day at night would go out to see the many lantern that are on display or make their own lantern to carry around.
農曆新年也可以稱為春。春節從農曆正月十五開始，標誌著農曆新年的結束。這一天是月亮最圓最亮的日子。這一天的人們晚上會出去看看展出的許多燈籠或製作自己的燈籠隨身攜帶。
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People on this day would have the 2nd family reunion meal and eat sweet rice balls called “tang yuan” to symbolize wholeness like the full moon.
在這一天，人們會吃第二頓團圓飯，吃一種叫做“湯圓”的甜湯圓，象徵著圓圓的圓潤。
This set showcases the spring lantern festival. It has colorful lanterns with riddles written on them. The center piece is an ox lantern because that year was the year of the ox.
這套展示了春節的元宵節。 它有五顏六色的燈籠，上面寫著謎語。 中間是一盞牛燈，因為那一年是牛年。
