This year's Winter Solstice customs are as diverse and rich as ever. In China, the Winter Solstice is celebrated with various traditional practices. Families gather to make dumplings, a symbol of wealth and prosperity. The dumplings are often filled with ingredients like pork, vegetables, or sweet red bean paste, and are served with a dipping sauce.

In some regions, people prepare a special porridge called "glutinous rice porridge" or "eight-treasure porridge," which is believed to bring good health and longevity. The porridge is made with a variety of ingredients, including glutinous rice, red dates, goji berries, and nuts.
In northern China, people often celebrate the Winter Solstice by making "ice lanterns." These lanterns are crafted from ice and decorated with colorful patterns, symbolizing the arrival of winter. In southern China, people enjoy a sweet treat called "tangyuan," which are glutinous rice balls filled with sweet sesame or red bean paste.
In Japan, the Winter Solstice is known as "Shōchū no Hi," and it is marked by the custom of eating "kabocha" pumpkin. This is believed to bring good luck and health in the coming year. In Korea, the Winter Solstice is called "Chuseok," and it is a time for families to gather and enjoy traditional foods like songpyeon, a rice cake filled with sweet red bean paste.
These customs reflect the deep connection between people and their cultural heritage, and they continue to be celebrated with joy and reverence.
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