"Becoming Chinese" isn't about nationality. It's about stepping into a rhythm of life shaped by food, family, rituals and time. Chinese New Year isn't just one night of fireworks. It's a 15-day experience, and every day has its own meaning, mood and tradition. It ranges from cleaning your home and sharing a reunion dinner to temple incense, family visits, slow days, money rituals and lantern-lit nights. This is the Spring Festival, day by day. As "Becoming Chinese" trends across global social platforms, Gen Z is discovering the beauty of Chinese everyday life. This is Chinese New Year – not as a holiday, but as a way of living.