农历新年2026必看指南：幸运习俗、吉日与全球庆典热点 (Ultimate Guide to Lunar New Year 2026: Lucky Traditions, Auspicious Dates & Global Celebration Hotspots)

【中文正文】 距离2026年农历新年（春节）只剩最后倒计时：根据农历，除夕落在2月16日，正月初一为2月17日。这一年迎来火马之年，象征活力、冒险与突破。 假期安排与产业节奏 中国国务院已将2月15日至2月23日定为法定春节假期，许多制造业工厂与港口将提前至2月10日左右陆续停工，并在元宵节后才全面复工，整体“停摆”期可达四周。跨境买家与供应链从业者需尽快确认出货排期，避免节后积压。 年味关键词：红、灯、炸 • 驱邪纳福：大红对联、灯笼与鞭炮源自“年兽”传说，寓意吓退邪祟、迎接好运。 • 烟花新规：北京、深圳等多城继续实施中心城区烟花禁限放，郊区将开放指定燃放点，市民须提前网上预约。 • 年菜升级：沿海地区“年年有鱼”，北方主打饺子，马来西亚、新加坡流行“捞生”七彩鱼生，高声喊出吉祥话求来年事业“步步高”。 全球看点：出境游热度飙升 携程与各大航司数据显示，2月10—25日中国出境机票搜索量同比增长320%，曼谷、东京、悉尼位列热门前三。热门寺庙如曼谷四面佛、台北龙山寺预计正月初三达到香客高峰，建议旅客线上购票错峰入场。 本地玩法：年轻人“反向过年” 当下出现“反向春运”潮：父母飞往子女工作城市团圆，上海、深圳等一线城市酒店预订量环比上涨40%。此外，“City walk+庙会”成为社交媒体打卡主题，老字号点心店与国风汉服租赁店迎来短线客流高峰。 实用贴士速查 1. 返乡火车：12306春运加开夜间高铁，务必关注凌晨放票。 2. 红包礼数：移动支付占比突破90%，转账前记得把聊天背景换成喜庆动态图。 3. 出境换汇：火马年纪念版连体钞刚发行，极具收藏价值，数量有限建议提前预约。 4. 健康守岁：多地冬季空气干燥，出门观灯备好口罩与保湿喷雾。 随着火马嘶鸣，环球华人正整装待发。无论是在家乡团圆，还是跨国旅游，“马到成功”的祝福都将在新年钟声中传遍五湖四海。 ──────────────────────── 【English Translation】 Countdown to Lunar New Year 2026 has begun. New Year’s Eve falls on 16 February, and New Year’s Day on 17 February, ushering in the dynamic Year of the Fire Horse. Holiday window & factory shutdowns China’s official Spring Festival break runs 15–23 February, but many plants and ports will wind down around 10 February and restart only after the Lantern Festival, creating up to a four-week production pause. Importers should lock in shipment schedules now to avoid post-holiday backlogs. Signature symbols: red, lanterns, fireworks • Evil-banishing red banners, lanterns and firecrackers trace back to the Nian monster legend. • Firework rules: Major cities such as Beijing and Shenzhen will keep downtown bans, authorising set launch zones that require online reservations. • Festive food: Fish for “surplus” in coastal China, dumplings up north, and the colourful prosperity-toss salad in Malaysia and Singapore for business “growth”. Global spotlight: outbound travel boom Online agencies report a 320 % year-on-year surge in Chinese searches for overseas flights between 10 and 25 February, with Bangkok, Tokyo and Sydney topping the list. Temples like Erawan Shrine and Longshan Temple expect peak traffic on Day 3; pre-book digital tickets to skip queues. New trend: “reverse Spring Festival” Parents are now flying to their children’s work cities. Hotel bookings in Shanghai and Shenzhen are up 40 % month-on-month. Urban “city-walk + temple fair” itineraries and hanfu rentals dominate social feeds. Quick tips 1. Rail: China Railway adds midnight bullet trains; monitor flash ticket releases. 2. E-red packets: Over 90 % of gifts are now mobile—don’t forget a festive chat background. 3. Currency: Fire Horse commemorative banknotes launched—reserve early before they sell out. 4. Health: Cold, dry winter air—carry masks and facial mist when lantern-gazing. As the Fire Horse gallops in, Chinese communities worldwide are ready to celebrate. Whether you reunite at home or explore abroad, the wish of “swift success” will echo across the globe when the New Year bell rings.