The Spring Festival in China, also known as Chinese New Year, is unique for its emphasis on family reunions and elaborate celebrations that last several days. It incorporates various customs, such as the reunion dinner, landing on the eve of the festival, and the red envelope tradition, where elders give money to children. Additionally, festive decorations, dragon and lion dances, as well as firecrackers, symbolize the ushering in of good luck and prosperity. This festival highlights cultural significance, ancestral respect, and a fresh start for the New Year.