Lunar New Year is an important and joyous event celebrated by many households. It’s a time to spend with family, eat traditional food like fish for good luck, and participate in activities. In this article, we’ll explore the traditions of Lunar New Year and how to make papercrafts.
Making Nian Gao
The author once tried making nian gao, a traditional Chinese cake, two years ago. Although it tasted good, it looked terrible! He encourages others to try making nian gao or other traditional foods as part of their celebrations.
Making Dumplings
The author recently learned how to make dumplings with his family. His favorite filling is lamb seasoned with Sichuan spices. There’s also a tradition of putting a coin in one dumpling – whoever gets that coin has good luck all year!
Celebrating with Family
Every year the author visits his family for Lunar New Year and enjoys being overfed by his mom! He takes this opportunity to take a break from work and play games instead of making them.
Papercraft
The author and his friends compete in a game called “who gets the hardest pattern.” They create 3D versions of characters such as lanterns, rabbits, forests using their paper cutting skills.
Red Envelopes
Next, they move on to creating red envelopes which are given out during Lunar New Year as gifts. They are excited when they open up their envelopes and see designs like Zoe Prestige Sivir Mythmaker Caitlyn Poggles Gwen Camille Chibi Annie and more!
Conclusion
In conclusion, the author wishes everyone happiness for the Year of the Rabbit along with prosperity throughout the year ahead! He reminds others to try out traditional Lunar New Year foods and activities such as papercrafts when celebrating with family and friends.
