Where will you be celebrating the New Year?

Yesterday evening, we rushed to the local central market. A couple of hours before the New Year, the Chinese offer crazy discounts to sell EVERYTHING. They want to get rid of all their goods before the New Year. Now I own a couple of toy Chinese tigers, a dozen souvenir knives, and 10 kg of traditional local candies (I took a little to try, but "happy New Year!" and somehow the amount of candy tripled))). Then we sat in the same cafe, made barbecue on the built-in stove in the table, and watched the crazy Chinese market from the outside.
In the morning, I went to the park. Usually, at 7 am, there are quite a few people there, some running, some practicing traditional Chinese Wushu, Tai Chi, and yoga. Today, it's empty. It's so unusual. I only found an old Indian man, as always, meditating in the lotus position.
I should go out into the city, but on the first day of the Chinese New Year, you can't wake anyone up (or wash, wash your hair, argue, or something else) so as not to anger the spirits. So I'm sitting alone in the kitchen, eating candy, waiting for someone to wake up and keep me company in the city.