The Chinese New Year, also known as the Spring Festival, is a significant cultural and traditional event that marks the beginning of the lunar new year in Chinese culture. This research paper will explore the significance and customs of the Chinese New Year, including its history, traditional celebrations, and the cultural and social impact of this festival on Chinese society. Additionally, the paper will also examine the ways in which the Chinese New Year is celebrated outside of China, particularly in diaspora communities around the world. Through a comprehensive analysis of various sources and perspectives, this research aims to shed light on the importance of the Chinese New Year as a cultural heritage and its role in promoting cultural understanding and appreciation.
