Yes, there is a difference between "Chuxi Ye" (New Year's Eve) and "Chuxi" (Spring Festival's Eve) in English.

- "Chuxi Ye" specifically refers to "New Year's Eve," which is the last day of the lunar year and the night before the Chinese New Year. It is a time for family reunions, celebrating, and preparing for the New Year.
- "Chuxi" refers to "Spring Festival's Eve," which is a broader term that encompasses not only New Year's Eve but also the entire evening leading up to the first day of the Chinese New Year. While "Chuxi" is often used interchangeably with "Chuxi Ye," it can sometimes include the days leading up to New Year's Eve in some contexts.
In summary, "Chuxi Ye" is more precise and refers specifically to the night before the Chinese New Year, while "Chuxi" can be understood to refer to the entire eve leading up to the Chinese New Year.
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