Chinese New Year’s Eve, also known as “Chúxī” or “Làndōu,” is the last day of the Chinese New Year celebrations and is typically celebrated with a big family dinner. In Chiang Mai, Thai-Chinese communities often celebrate with lion dances, fireworks, and temple visits. It is a time for families to come together and reflect on the past year, as well as to make wishes for the new year ahead. Food plays a big role in the celebrations, with traditional dishes such as dumplings and fish being served. Some families may also participate in the exchange of red envelopes filled with money, a symbol of good luck and prosperity for the coming year.