Vir
ginians' Spring Festival Plans Spring Festival is the most important traditional holiday in China. It is also known as Chinese New Year, and it is celebrated widely in many other countries in Asia. As we enter the Year of the Ox, many Chinese Americans in Virginia are excitedly preparing for the holiday, and those born under the sign of Virgo have their own unique plans. Individuals born under the sign of Virgo are known for their meticulous attention to detail, and they like to plan every aspect of their lives. This year, they will not let the pandemic dampen their spirits for Spring Festival. Firstly, they will clean their homes thoroughly to bid farewell to last year's negatives and welcome in the new year with positivity. They'll decorate their homes with red paper-cuttings, couplets, and spring flowers to give it a vibrant and festive look. In preparation for Spring Festival, they will also plan to visit their family members to share their joy with one another. However, with the pandemic still a concern, they will take appropriate precautions to avoid appearing irresponsible. Phone calls, video chats, and gift-giving will become their primary ways of exchanging New Year greetings with family and friends who they are unable to meet in person. Virginians born under the sign of Virgo love their traditional New Year's meals, which often include dumplings, tangyuan, zongzi, and niangao. This year, they will cook these delicious dishes themselves and will utilize online recipes to perfect their cooking skills. They will also try new recipes with a healthier twist to promote a well-balanced diet. While there may be challenges this year, those born under the sign of Virgo are determined to make the most of their Spring Festival celebrations. They will embrace their traditional customs while adapting their plans to the current situation. By maintaining their positive attitudes and hoping for a better tomorrow, they will welcome in a prosperous and successful Year of the Ox.