The "Chinese New Year's Eve" activity is particularly important in enriching the cultural life of the community, promoting and inheriting traditional Chinese cultural customs, and deepening people's love for the motherland.
Echoes of culture.
The custom of presenting colors on Chinese New Year's Eve contains rich cultural connotations and social values. The dancing and singing in front of our eyes is not only a unique festival scene, but also a tribute to the folk heritage of the years. The public was intoxicated by singing and dancing, and the physical and mental connection with the motherland was strengthened. They awaken people's pride in the Chinese nation and express their deep love for the motherland.
Carriers of social interaction.
The Chinese New Year's Eve raffle is a great place for social interaction. A song, a dance, without words, is enough for people to enhance their emotional exchanges and cultural identity in the process of sharing joy, singing, and dancing. It is also an enrichment of the spirit of the community, and as the hymns rise, everyone will be more closely revolved around the theme of the motherland.
Praisers of the Motherland.
The Chinese New Year's Eve was presented in the form of singing and dancing, showing deep love for the motherland. Everyone can be a praiser of the motherland, whether it is the clear singing voice of a child or the vicissitudes of dancing of the elderly, it reflects the endless emotional sustenance of the motherland. ** and dance, showing a deep respect and pleasant feelings for the motherland, they express our intangible loyalty and emotion to the motherland with tangible art.
The Chinese New Year's Eve event is not only the inheritance of traditional Chinese customs, but also an expression of deep love and respect for the motherland. It makes us feel the charm and strength of the motherland, and also allows us to understand and feel the essence of traditional Chinese culture more deeply. Let us sing and dance together to bless our motherland with greater prosperity. Culture