I am red and often decorated with gold. Grown-ups put lucky money inside me and give me to children at Lunar New Year. What am I?

I am round, red and glowing. People hang me up high, and on the 15th day of the new year there is a whole festival named after me. What am I?

We are small, red and very LOUD. People light us to scare away bad luck at New Year. What are we?

Two dancers hide inside my costume. I have a big furry head, I blink my eyes, and I dance to drums and cymbals. What am I?

I am a dance, not an animal. A team of people hold up a long, wiggly costume on poles and make it swirl through the street. What am I?

We are little pockets of dough with a filling inside. In northern China, many families fold us together on New Year's Eve. What are we?

I am small, round and orange, and my name is the same as the main language spoken in China. People give me as a New Year gift because my colour looks like gold. What am I?

We shoot up into the night sky and burst into bright colours to welcome the new year. What are we?

I am small and clever. In the Great Race story, I rode on the Ox's back and jumped off to finish first. What am I?

In the Great Race story, I stopped to eat and have a nap, so I came last of the 12 zodiac animals. What am I?

I am the only zodiac animal that comes from legends. I can fly, and I am said to bring the rain. What am I?

Boom, boom! I am beaten loudly to keep the beat for the lion dance. What am I?

We are the pink flowers of the tree that grows fuzzy peaches. In northern Vietnam, families decorate their homes with branches of us for Tết. What are we?

I am very, very long. Some people eat me at New Year without cutting me, because I stand for a long life. What am I?

Many families eat me at the New Year's Eve dinner, because in Mandarin Chinese my name sounds like the word for "plenty". What am I?

I am a scary monster from an old New Year story. I am afraid of loud noises, fire and the colour red. What am I?

I light up the night sky. The lunar calendar follows my changes, and I am full and round at the Lantern Festival. What am I?

I am a small tree covered in tiny orange fruits. In Vietnam and southern China, people bring me home for luck at New Year. What am I?

We are round, sticky and sweet, and we float in a warm soup. Many people eat us at the Lantern Festival. What are we?

Families use me to clean the house before New Year. But on New Year's Day, many people put me away so they do not sweep away their good luck! What am I?