Ellie Chinese New Year Celebration

An empty room with a blank table opens Ellie Chinese New Year Celebration, and the first item to place is usually a red banner or a paper lantern since the room reads bare without one. Dragging a piece onto the table or wall snaps it into place, and the room brightens the moment the first splash of red goes up. Ellie stands to one side, waiting for her own outfit once the room takes shape.

The item panel is arranged by zone: wall hangings like couplets and fan decorations, table pieces including a tangerine tree, a dumpling plate, and a red envelope stack, and ceiling items like paper lanterns on strings and a firecracker spiral. A separate tab covers Ellie herself, with a red silk qipao, a gold hairpin, and cloth shoes that swap over her plain outfit. Decorations can be resized and moved after placing, so a lantern strung too low can be dragged back up.

Filling an entire room instead of dressing a single figure is the part this decorating game does differently from the winter-themed dress up around it, and the wall-to-table-to-ceiling layout means one corner can look finished while another still sits bare. The celebration wraps with a full-room screenshot once every zone holds something, red envelopes included, instead of a single character portrait.

Ceiling items go on best last, since placing them first means dragging table pieces underneath knocks them out of alignment. Matching Ellie's qipao color to the dominant red in the room ties the screenshot together instead of looking like two separate scenes. The resize handle on each item is small and easy to miss, but it's the only way to fix a lantern that spawns too large for a corner.