The article reflects on the author's experiences during the Lunar New Year celebration at the SF Symphony, highlighting the vibrant atmosphere filled with red lanterns, traditional performances, and community engagement. Mayor Daniel Lurie's speech emphasizes local pride and resilience in the face of external criticism. The event serves as a reminder of the importance of family, tradition, and cultural identity, particularly in the context of San Francisco's diverse community and its evolving narrative post-pandemic.
There is a lot of talk about San Francisco from outsiders. They're trying to tell us how we are. We're going to be the ones that define San Francisco going forward.
Lunar New Year is a time for family, and also a time for red envelopes.
The annual concert in Civic Center bathed Davies Symphony Hall in a glow of red lanterns and bamboo wrapped in delicate floral arrangements.
Those born under the sign of the snake are said to be wise, intuitive, and drawn to transformation.
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