Chinese New Year Festival Decorations for Shopping Mall.pptx

Chinese New Year Festival Decorations for Shopping Mall.pptx

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  Welcome to ChineseNew Year! The Chinese New Year, also known as the Spring Festival, is the most important festival in Chinese culture. It is celebrated at the turn of the traditional lunisolar Chinese calendar, which usually falls between late January and mid February according to the Gregorian calendar. Key traditions of Chinese New Year include family gatherings and reunions, lion dances, firecrackers, giving red envelopes, and decorating homes with red paper cut-outs and lanterns.
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  Year of theRabbit The rabbit is the fourth animal in the Chinese zodiac. People born in the Year of the Rabbit are said to be gentle, compassionate, and lucky. Rabbits represent peace and longevity.
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  Decorating the Mall Redlanterns Hang red lanterns throughout the mall to symbolize good luck and prosperity. Dragon decorations Display colorful dragon decorations to represent the Chinese zodiac animal for the new year. Flower arrangements Place flower arrangements with plum blossoms and orchids which represent beauty and refinement. Couplets Post red couplets with auspicious phrases on the entrances wishing shoppers good fortune. With bright colors and symbols of luck and prosperity, these festive decorations will help celebrate Chinese New Year and welcome shoppers.
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  Red Decorations Red lantern Ared paper lantern with golden tassels hanging in front of a store. Red couplets Two vertical red banners with Chinese characters hung on the sides of a doorway. Red envelopes A pile of red envelopes with money inside on a table ready for giving out. Red decorations Red paper cutouts in shapes of animals and plants hung around a mall atrium.
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  Rabbit Decorations Rabbit Bunting Colorfulcloth rabbit shapes sewn together on a string to hang as bunting decorations. Rabbit Lanterns Red lanterns decorated with rabbit designs using gold foil or paint. Rabbit Plush Toys Cute stuffed rabbit dolls in festive Chinese new year outfits. Rabbit Centerpieces Floral centerpieces featuring rabbits, carrots, and red flowers. Rabbit Wreaths Wreaths made of twigs, leaves or flowers arranged into a rabbit shape. Rabbit Balloons Foil and latex balloons printed or shaped like rabbits.
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  Flower Decorations Peonies A largebunch of peonies in vibrant pink and red colors arranged in a vase. Chrysanthemums A colorful arrangement of yellow, orange and white chrysanthemums in a ceramic pot. Lucky Bamboo Several stalks of lucky bamboo planted in a red ceramic pot decorated with gold accents. Orchids An elegant display of purple and white orchids arranged in a clear glass vase with gold trim. Lilies A bright arrangement of orange lilies and green leaves in a woven basket.
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  Lion Dance Schedule TimeLocation 10:00 AM North Entrance 12:00 PM Center Court 2:00 PM South Entrance *Performance schedule from mall event calendar
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  Greetings English Chinese Happy NewYear 新年快乐 Wishing you prosperity 恭喜发财 *Data sourced from www.travelchinaguide.com/essential/holidays/new-year/greeting.htm
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  Food Offerings Steamed Fish Awhole steamed fish symbolizes togetherness and abundance for the new year. Tangyuan These round dumplings symbolize family unity and are commonly eaten during Lantern Festival. Niangao This sticky rice cake means raising prosperity year after year. Spring Rolls These symbolize wealth because their shape resembles a gold bar. Dumplings Eating dumplings resembles stuffing yourself with gold and fortunes.
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  Gift Market This ChineseNew Year, we're offering special discounts and promotions on our most popular gift items like red envelopes, lanterns, homemade mooncakes, and more. Shop our Gift Market to find the perfect CNY presents for family and friends.
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  Celebrate Safely! Keep yourdistance Maintain at least 1 metre from others when visiting public places. Wear a mask Wear a mask that covers your nose and mouth to protect yourself and others. Use contactless payments Pay without contact to avoid touching surfaces. Sanitize your hands Wash or sanitize your hands frequently. By following these social distancing tips, we can safely celebrate CNY while protecting each other.