Time files, we will be on Chinese New Year holiday in less than two weeks. Even though, the world includes China still under shade of Covid-19, everybody is excited to embrace this holiday, which a meaningful time for Chinese no matter live in China or outside of China.

        The Spring Festival is the most important, solemn and characteristic traditional festival in China. Chinese people have celebrated the Spring Festival for more than 4,000 years. The Spring Festival is a festival for the family reunion of the Chinese nation. On this day, people make every effort to go home to reunite with their loved ones, express their earnest expectations for the coming year and their best wishes for the new year. The Spring Festival is not only a festival, but also an important carrier for Chinese people to release their emotions and meet their psychological needs. It is the annual carnival of the Chinese nation and the eternal spiritual pillar.

        Although there are some differences in the customs and habits of the New Year in various places in the long history, there are still common points, such as the New Year's Eve dinner, cooking a sumptuous dinner, and generations of people gather at the annual reunion dinner to tell the story of the year Bit by bit, laughing and dancing.

        Cleaning, cleaning the house is another Chinese New Year tradition, which means getting rid of the old and welcoming the new, driving away the old and the bad, and preparing for the new year.
        Another is to paste couplets and paper-cuts to decorate the door frame, which entrusts the Chinese working people with a good wish to ward off evil spirits and eliminate disasters, and welcome good luck.
        Due to the impact of COVID-19, many people working away from home are unable to return to their hometowns to celebrate the occasion with their families. But traditions and aspirations remain the same.
        Wish everyone have a healthy, safe, peaceful and happiness New Year!
        If you're out riding with your family, don't forget to wear a helmet, safety first.