Spring fills the streets, the New Year atmosphere is in Lidong when flowers bloom

#HongKongTraditionalFestivals Lee Tung Street is one of the few places in Hong Kong that blends tradition and modern aesthetics so skillfully. Every Chinese New Year, this tree-lined boulevard in the bustling Central area is transformed into a festive corridor filled with red lanterns and spring flowers, exuding a strong festive atmosphere. With golden dragons circling, peach blossoms in full bloom, and the Chinese character "Fu" hanging high, symbols of good luck and auspiciousness can be seen everywhere, as if the whole city is smiling and welcoming the arrival of the new year. I strolled in the middle of the street and saw crowds of tourists, each of whom was looking for his or her own memories of the Spring Festival. Some people took photos to commemorate the occasion, some brought their families to pray for blessings and good fortune, and more people found the purest feeling of the festival in this space surrounded by joy. At that moment, I recalled the scene of hanging lanterns and wrapping red envelopes in front of my childhood home. It turns out that the warmth of the festival remains the same no matter how the times change. The Spring Festival at Lee Tung Street is not just about gorgeous decorations, but also about the art of injecting tradition into modern life. It allows us to feel the familiar warmth of the New Year amidst the hustle and bustle of the city.