"New Year's Narratives" refer to the stories and traditions that people share to celebrate the arrival of a new year. These narratives often include personal reflections, resolutions, and cultural practices that vary across different societies. They serve as a way to mark the passage of time and to express hopes for the future. In many cultures, such as Chinese New Year or Hogmanay in Scotland, unique customs and rituals are integral to the celebrations. These narratives can also encompass historical events that occurred in the past year, allowing individuals and communities to connect and find meaning in their experiences as they transition into a new year.