The Chinese New Year is one of the most important festivals in China and is celebrated by its neighbouring countries, as well as Asians across the globe.

This year, Chinese New Year falls on 1 February, marking the beginning of the Year of the Tiger. The Spring Festival, lasting fifteen days, is filled with fun activities and traditions. You will find everything painted in the hue of red during this festival.

Colours play a significant part in Chinese culture as they represent various qualities and ideas that were formed thousands of years ago and have retained their significance over generations. Usually a part of folklore, these colours help us connect with our immediate environment.

The Chinese not only consider red an auspicious colour but also include it as their primary celebratory colour, which makes it more than just a colour symbolising the Lunar New Year. You will find them wearing clothes with a splash of red even on other important occasions such as weddings.

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