Explore a curated collection of articles on Taiwanese events, cultural celebrations, and official holidays, beginning with Lì Chūn (立春), the traditional start of spring in early February.
立春 (Lì chūn) marks the quiet turning point from winter toward spring in the traditional East Asian calendar. Observed in early February, it is not a celebration of visible change, but of direction — a subtle shift toward renewal, preparation, and growth. In Taiwan, 立春 is not a public holiday, yet it remains a meaningful seasonal marker, appearing in traditional calendars, temple rhythms, and everyday cultural awareness.
