Lìchūn - Start of Spring Festival in Chinese Tradition #3086012 (License: Personal Use)

This image displays the Chinese characters for “Lìchūn” (立春), meaning “Start of Spring,” rendered in expressive, bold brushstroke calligraphy. Traditionally observed around February 3-5, Lìchūn heralds the end of winter and the onset of warmer weather, accompanied by customs like eating spring pancakes and hanging willow branches. The artistic style evokes cultural reverence and seasonal transition central to East Asian agrarian calendars.

Used on cultural, educational, or seasonal web pages discussing Chinese solar terms, lunar calendar traditions, or spring festivals; targets users seeking information on East Asian heritage, seasonal celebrations, or calligraphy art.