Spring festival couplets

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Chinese Spring Festival Couplets are traditional writings hung on doors and walls during Chinese New Year celebrations. These couplets typically consist of two lines, often in verse form, expressing well-wishes for good fortune, prosperity, and happiness. The writing is usually done in red ink to symbolize good luck, with the characters arranged in a symmetrical pattern across both lines. The calligraphy is meant to be aesthetically pleasing as well as meaningful. Couplets can range from simple phrases like "Wishing you good fortune" to more complex poetic expressions of gratitude for life's blessings and hopes for future success. During Chinese New Year, it is customary to display these couplets at the entrance of homes or businesses, with new ones being written each year to reflect changing circumstances and updated wishes.