The document describes the traditional Chinese Spring Festival, highlighting elements such as red lanterns, bi-skyscrapers for warding off evil, and the charm of Chinese calligraphy. Activities including firecrackers, dragon and lion dances, and various festive events are also mentioned. The author expresses a willingness to share more about other cultural practices in China.

1. The Following Are Pictures That Reflects The Traditional Chinese Spring Festival Made by Xu Ding

2. What Does The Chinese Festival Spring Look Like? Do you want to know the answer? If so, please click .

3. When the spring festival is at hand, wherever you go you will find such red lanterns which stand for happiness and good luck.

6. Bi-Skyscraper

7. At the last day of the year, all the families will stick Bi-Skyscraper on the wall and the door. Because they believe that it will keep the evils out. Of course, the Chinese calligraphy is also charming, many people take it as a hobby, so do my father . Each year, my neighbors will come to ask him to write for their Bi-Skyscrapers and he takes pleasure in doing so.

8. Then when the evening falls, all the families will set off firecrackers and stay up late or all night .

12. Besides activities mentioned above, there are also other interesting events.

13. Dragon Dance

14. Lantern Festival

15. Lion Dance

16. Lion Dance

17. sacrificial rituals

18. The contest of a pig’s head

20. Opera

21. Candied haws

23. lotus flower lamp

25. In the end, I am willing to show you some other things in China. Hair Cutting

26. Rope skipping

27. A shop which sells hand-built product

28. A game played when we were children

29. The Chinese chess

30. That’s all, I wish you like it!