New Year

3. A system of organizing and measuring time, often with days, weeks, and months.
4. Explosive devices producing bright, colorful displays in the sky, often used in celebrations.
6. A traditional Chinese dance involving a dragon puppet, performed during festivals and celebrations.
8. A decorative light source often used in celebrations and festivals, including Lunar New Year.
9. Holiday known as Tet in Vietnam
12. A monetary gift given during holidays or for special occasions such as weddings, graduations, and birthgiving; often called Hongbao or angpow
14. This year in the Chinese zodiac is associated with one animals in a 12-year cycle.
16. The counting backward, typically in seconds, to indicate the time remaining before an event.
17. The time at which the New Year is celebrated

1. A custom or belief passed down from generation to generation.
2. A common expression of goodwill and enthusiasm, often used when toasting.
5. The tradition of lowering a large illuminated ball to mark the passage of time, especially on New Year's Eve.
7. To acknowledge and show appreciation for a significant event by engaging in festivities or activities.
10. Small explosive devices that produce a burst of noise and are often used in celebrations, including Lunar New Year.
11. The first month of the year in the Gregorian calendar.
13. Good luck and prosperity.
15. The celebration of a festival or event with joyful and lively activities.