The Teochew Lantern Festival is a traditional celebration observed by the Teochew people, primarily in southern China and among overseas communities. It takes place on the 15th day of the first lunar month, marking the end of the Chinese New Year festivities. The festival is known for its vibrant lantern displays, where families hang colorful lanterns and participate in various cultural activities. During the festival, people often enjoy Teochew delicacies, such as Teochew dumplings and sweet rice balls. The event also features traditional performances, including lion dances and folk songs, creating a lively atmosphere. The Teochew Lantern Festival is a time for family reunions and celebrating cultural heritage.