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Snake-themed stuffed toys are seen on display at a street stall in the Chinatown district of Singapore on January 7, 2025. /Roslan Rahman/VCG
A file photo shows visitors watching a Spring Festival show with sculptures of the Dragon God of Fortune at the Supertree Observatory in the Gardens by the Bay in Singapore on February 7, 2024. /Roslan Rahman/VCG
A file photo shows shoppers buying Spring Festival decorations at the Chinatown Complex in Singapore on January 24, 2024. /Singapore Press/VCG
A file photo shows a family enjoying a reunion dinner at home on the eve of the Spring Festival on February 11, 2021 in Singapore. /Feline Lim/Getty Images/VCG
Spring Festival is a cherished occasion both in China and Singapore. In Singapore, it is a public holiday, reflecting the official recognition of Chinese culture. During this festival, families in both countries gather to enjoy a reunion dinner. People also decorate their homes with red lanterns and spring couplets. These common practices not only uphold cultural heritage but also strengthen the bond among the global Chinese community.