[The New Year’s Splendor of Wedding Invitation Street: A New Year’s Feast of Tradition and Creativity]

#HongKongTraditionalFestivals Lee Tung Street in Wan Chai, once famous for printing wedding invitations, is transformed into a brightly lit palace of joy during the Chinese New Year. During the 2025 Chinese New Year, more than 800 bright red and golden lanterns will be hung like a galaxy along the 200-meter boulevard, with goldfish-shaped lucky lanterns flying among them, symbolizing "abundance every year." When the lights are on at night, the streets turn into a flowing and gorgeous painting, with a pink peach garden in the atrium and a giant heart-shaped arch, combining romance and festivity. The traditional festival atmosphere is strong. The lion dance performances from the first to the fourth day of the Lunar New Year were accompanied by the sound of gongs and drums. The golden lions delivered "Cai Qing" blessings to the citizens while moving around. Traditional Lunar New Year foods such as fried dough sticks and fried dumplings were also distributed on site. During the "Golden Dragon and Lion Dance to Celebrate the New Year" activity on the tenth day of the Lunar New Year, the golden dragon and lion danced on the plum blossom pile together, which was magnificent. In addition, the charity New Year Market organized by the Salvation Army brings together local handmade brands, and part of the proceeds are donated to disadvantaged groups, adding warmth to the New Year atmosphere. Creative elements light up the soul of the festival. The limited edition "Festive Lantern Sea Red Packet" uses gold-stamping hollowing technology to present the silhouette of a sea of ​​lanterns, integrating traditional blessings into modern design. During the Lantern Festival and Valentine's Day, the "Dragon and Phoenix Marriage" themed event provides Chinese wedding lectures, wedding dress fitting experiences and other experiences, giving new life to traditional wedding customs. As you stroll along, you can smell the scent of handwritten spring couplets as well as the surprise of modern art installations. The unique charm of the fusion of Chinese and Western cultures makes this century-old street the most shining cultural landmark in Hong Kong during the Spring Festival.