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The Spring Festival, also known as Chinese New Year, is a time of joy and reunion. It's customary for families to gather together and celebrate, often lasting for several days. After the main celebrations on the eve of the New Year, the festivities continue for another few days. This period is known as the "Latter Half of the New Year."

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During the latter half of the New Year, people still engage in various activities to honor the spirits and bring good fortune. The most important of these activities is the act of giving and receiving New Year's greetings, known as "bainian." This is a time when individuals visit their relatives, friends, and colleagues to convey their wishes for a prosperous and healthy new year.

The practice of "bainian" typically starts on the second day of the New Year and continues until the Lantern Festival, which marks the end of the festival. It's believed that the first few days are particularly auspicious, and therefore, people strive to extend their greetings within this timeframe.

In many families, children are encouraged to pay their respects to elders by bowing and offering wishes. Adults, on the other hand, take the opportunity to visit their parents and grandparents, as well as their in-laws, to strengthen family bonds and show gratitude. The exchange of red envelopes, containing money, is also a prevalent tradition, symbolizing good luck and fortune.

The atmosphere during this period is one of warmth and harmony. The streets are adorned with red lanterns, and the air is filled with the sound of fireworks and traditional music. While the main celebrations have passed, the spirit of the New Year lingers, ensuring that the joy and well-wishes continue to be shared among all.

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