Chinese new year icon

Here are some common Chinese New Year icons:

  1. Red Envelopes (): Symbolizing good luck and prosperity, red envelopes are traditionally given to children and seniors during Chinese New Year.
  2. Lion Dance (): A traditional performance during Chinese New Year, the lion dance is believed to bring good luck and fortune.
  3. Dragon (): A mythical creature in Chinese culture, the dragon is often depicted during Chinese New Year celebrations, symbolizing power, strength, and good luck.
  4. Cherry Blossoms (): In some Chinese cultures, cherry blossoms are associated with Chinese New Year, symbolizing new beginnings and renewal.
  5. Gold Coins (): Gold coins are a common symbol of wealth and prosperity during Chinese New Year, often given as gifts or used in decorations.
  6. Pineapple (): In some Chinese cultures, pineapples are associated with Chinese New Year, symbolizing good luck and prosperity.
  7. Orchids (): Orchids are a symbol of good luck, prosperity, and longevity during Chinese New Year.
  8. Couplets (): Couplets, also known as "dual couplets," are traditional Chinese New Year decorations that typically feature auspicious phrases or poems.
  9. Fireworks (): Fireworks are a popular way to celebrate Chinese New Year, symbolizing the drive away of evil spirits and the arrival of good luck.
  10. Gong Xi Fa Cai (): This is a common Chinese New Year greeting, which translates to "Wishing you prosperity and good fortune."

These icons are often used in decorations, gifts, and celebrations during Chinese New Year, which typically falls between January 21st and February 20th.