The night everyone came home
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5 → 20 February 2027
A year that starts in the dark
The lunar year begins with the new Moon, so the reunion dinner is eaten under the darkest sky of the month. Fifteen nights later the same Moon is full for the Lantern Festival.
- New Year’s Eve · 5 FebMoon 1% lit and hidden. Jupiter bright in the east, Saturn in the west.
- New Moon · 6 Feb, 23:56The exact start of the lunar month in Taipei, Hong Kong and Singapore time.
- Lantern Festival · 20 FebThe first full Moon of the year, over the lanterns.
Drag the Moon back through the fifteen nights to New Year's Eve, and forward again.
Make a print of the Lantern MoonSimplified or Traditional, as your family writes it
The date, the line and the labels in Chinese, your family name exactly as typed. English is one tap away.
- 陈家新年快乐，阖家团圆2027年2月5日 — Paris, France北纬48.8534° 东经2.3488°
Simplified · “Happy New Year, the whole family together”
- 陳家團圓的那一夜2027年2月5日 — Paris, France北緯48.8534° 東經2.3488°
Traditional · “The night we were reunited”
- The Chen familyThe night we were all homeFebruary 5, 2027 — Paris, France48.8534° N 2.3488° E
English
However far you came for dinner
Taipei → Tainan
The train home
Four hours of carriages full of suitcases. The sky over your parents' street that night, with the family name above it.
Singapore
Your own first reunion dinner
The year your flat hosted for the first time. Steamboat on the table, both families at it, and the stars over your block.
London · Vancouver · Sydney
Dinner on a video call
Two time zones, one meal. Choose your parents' city and the print shows their sky; or one print for each home.
Kuala Lumpur → Penang
Grandmother's house, everyone back
The youngest grandchild asleep on the sofa by ten. The night everyone was under one roof, kept for the wall.
About the Lunar New Year print
When is Lunar New Year 2027?
Lunar New Year's Day is Saturday 6 February 2027, so the reunion dinner is on New Year's Eve, Friday 5 February. The Lantern Festival, the fifteenth night, falls on Saturday 20 February. The studio opens on New Year's Eve at eight in the evening; you can change it to any year.
Why is there no Moon on the print?
Because the lunar year begins at the new Moon: on New Year's Eve the Moon is a 1% sliver hidden in the Sun's glare, and it is new the next day. The print shows what really stood over your home that night, the stars and the bright planets.
Can the print be in Chinese?
Yes. It opens in Simplified Chinese for Singapore and Malaysia and in Traditional Chinese for Taiwan and Hong Kong; either is one tap away. The date and the labels are written in Chinese, and your family name stays exactly as you type it.
Will it arrive before the reunion dinner?
Yes, whenever you order. It is a print file, not a parcel: it reaches your inbox within minutes, even on the afternoon of New Year's Eve, ready to print at a photo shop.
Is it a good gift for parents?
Families give it to the parents who host the dinner: the sky over their home on the night everyone came back, with the family name. Print one for each household from the same file.
How big can I print it?
The file is 9,000 × 12,000 pixels, a true 300 dpi at 75×100 cm (30×40 in), and sharp at every smaller size.
同一片星空下
Under one sky, all of you.
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