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    Draw wealth and luck for the new Lunar Year of the Rabbit into your home by putting up these Lunar New Year decorations this year and find out where to see CNY displays around Hong Kong.
    Agnes WongBy Agnes Wong2023-01-09Updated:2023-01-13No Comments6 Mins Read
    hanging chinese knots and cherry blossoms for lunar new year decoration

    Chinese New Year is perhaps the biggest celebration in Hong Kong that signifies the beginning of a new time. To mark the grand occasion, decorations are installed across the city to showcase the boisterous holiday and importance it carries in Chinese tradition. Displays can be seen at malls and in other public areas in just about every road and back alley of the city. Scroll through to see what such CNY decoration displays feature, where to view them in Hong Kong, and find some inspiration for ways to adorn your house for the biggest festival of the year.

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    Fai chun (揮春)
    Hanging lanterns (燈籠)
    Chinese knots (中國結)
    Paper cuttings (剪紙)
    Firecrackers (鞭炮)
    Lunar New Year flowers
    New Year paintings (年畫)
    Red packet tree (红包树)

    Fai chun (揮春)

    woman hanging a fai chun on front door for chinese new year decoration
    The lucky ‘fuk’ is pasted onto the front door and walls of homes (© yipengge via Canva)

    When visiting friends and relatives from door to door during the holiday, the first thing spotted are fai chuns. Fai chun, also known as door couplets, are the red strips of paper hung at the entrances of homes featuring a calligraphy of characters denoting success, good luck, and fortune. One character in particular, fuk (福), which means good fortune, is often times hung upside down on a diamond-shaped sheet of paper to signify the pouring of good luck onto the individual. These lucky sayings are usually hung in pairs in auspicious regards, but can also double or quadruple the luck.

    Hanging lanterns (燈籠)

    modern lunar new year lanterns hanging
    Globular Chinese lanterns hanging above a Hong Kong street (© Leung Cho Pan via Canva)

    Red Chinese lanterns are a prominent staple in Chinese culture, and perhaps the most striking emblem associated with Chinese New Year. They spark the new year festivities with their jovial aesthetics, but also create such a beautiful visage at night when lit that it’s no wonder they’re a symbol for happiness. The lanterns are known to ward off evil and bad luck and their red colour is associated with good luck. Find them at home, temples, as pop-up displays inside malls and on the streets of the city. One notable place to see the hanging lanterns is Lee Tung Avenue in Wanchai.

    Chinese knots (中國結)

    close up of hands making chinese knot for lunar new year
    Tying a traditional Chinese knot (© wonry/Alina Khakimova via Canva)

    Once a way to historically record information, Chinese knots are now an intricately woven handicraft made of one cord that’s iconic among Chinese New Year decorations. Not straying from the lucky red colour we’ve seen so far in the festive décor, Chinese knots symbolize a prosperous, long life. The knots are normally round to indicate completeness and wholesomeness. And, the fact that they’re knotted also portrays a strong, united bond with your loved ones. Chinese knots can be seen as room décor hung on doors, walls, and around shops. They come in all sizes, so it won’t be hard to spot this eye-catching gem.

    Paper cuttings (剪紙)

    paper cuttings for chinese new year
    Chinese New Year paper cutting depicting the Monkey King (© Creative life via Canva)

    Using scissors and knife to cut paper into symbols and characters is a fun-filled pastime activity to rally in your troops. The cuttings typically feature one character in Chinese folk art tradition or image that represent the wishes and desires for the coming year. Characters include Fu (福), Lu (祿), Shou (寿), and Xi (禧), meaning luck, wealth, longevity, and happiness. Other paper cuttings feature the zodiac animal representing the new year, or fruits with auspicious meanings. These detailed depictions are then pasted onto transparent surfaces and windows. Though time-consuming, nowadays, some people opt for the modern version of paper cuttings made of plastic.

    Firecrackers (鞭炮)

    chinese new year traditional firecrackers
    Traditional firecrackers with the lucky ‘fuk’ character on them (© szefei via Canva)

    To amp up the loud and boisterous festivities, firecrackers are one display that is hard to miss. Firecrackers are set up in front of stores and businesses, as well as temples, to drive out bad luck and evil spirits. Legend has it that a monster comes out every New Year’s Eve to destroy a village and, to scare off the monster, burning bamboo to produce an explosive sound does the trick. The fiery and smoky display literally starts the year with a bang. It’s important to note that the red paper left from the firecrackers aren’t immediately swept away because doing so means sweeping away good luck and fortune.

    Lunar New Year flowers

    peach blossom tree with chinese new year knots hanging from the branches
    A blooming peach blossom tree hung with Chinese kots (© Iris Liu via Flickr)

    Chinese New Year brings with it fresh beginnings and fresh flowers! There are a number of blooming flowers and plants that represent a new, prosperous year ahead. Several favourites are mandarin or kumquat trees, cherry blossoms, bamboo, and orchids. Kumquat orange trees are quintessential Chinese New Year decorations seen almost everywhere during the festivities. The fruits represent prosperity as kumquat sounds the same as “gold” and “good luck” in Chinese.

    Cherry blossoms are springtime flowers that represent new beginnings and longevity with their long branches. Tai Po waterfront is a popular spot to view these beauties. Bamboo is another floral décor known to bring in good luck and fortune. Their sturdy build also symbolizes strength. Orchids are elegant-looking flowers that sustain throughout every season. They make for beautiful gifts during Chinese New Year as they represent abundance, fertility, luxury, and beauty.

    New Year paintings (年畫)

    chinese new year painting on the outer wall of a house in china
    New year painting depicting the legendary dragon on the wall of a house in Sichuan, China (© ping lin via WikiCommons)

    New Year greetings! New Year paintings arose from the Tang Dynasty with pictures that told of Chinese tales and folklores of gods protecting the people from evil. Over time, Chinese New Year paintings evolved into simpler images that go hand-in-hand with fai chun, featuring beautifully written calligraphy, legendary figures, and plants. A common sighting is the zodiac animal of the year with the Chinese character of that animal also written. Other images may depict dragons, gold coins, and imagery that hold auspicious meanings for good blessings.

    Red packet tree (红包树)

    red packets pinned on mandarin orange tree
    Lai see reading “大利大吉”, meaning “Good luck”, pinned onto a mandarin orange plant (© Yuwei Shaw via Unsplash)

    A modern take to traditional Chinese New Year decorations are red packet trees. Red packets (called lai see) are notorious for being filled with lucky money that’s gifted to friends and relatives. Hence, adding a creative twist to Chinese New Year trees, Chinese New Year wreaths and other plants are red packet trees, or better termed, money trees. They symbolize wealth and good fortune. Red packets can also be found hanging on kumquat trees to bring in extra abundance, and come in various sizes and designs. If you want a boost of luck through your Lunar New Year decorations, you can’t go wrong by decking out in more red and lucky money.

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    A hermit at heart, Agnes likes to connect with the world across various platforms that share a wealth of content on beauty, culture, lifestyle, and travel. She loves using the art of language to portray her voice and poor sense of humour whenever possible. When she’s not nerding around or head deep into a piece, you’re sure to find her spending time outdoors with friends and family or going down the Pinterest rabbit hole to find all sorts of inspiration she can!

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