“Chongqing’s Chinese New Year Celebration” In Chongqing, the streets hum with festive cheer, As Chinese New Year draws near, High-rise buildings cling to hillsides steep, While traditional alleys softly sleep. Neon lights flicker in the cool night air, Where towering structures and bridges pair, Ancient temples stand alongside the bold, In a blend of new and old, untold. The cable cars rise above the Yangtze’s flow, Winding their way where the river does glow, And sporadic red banners flutter in the breeze, As incense burns, carried on the city’s ease. Street vendors sell their wares with pride, Oranges and treats in baskets wide, The bustling crowds, joyful and bright, Celebrate the New Year under the moonlight. Amidst the hills and misty skies, The city’s architecture reaches high, From twisted towers to bridges grand, A fusion of nature, culture, and land