Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the increased incidence of cardiovascular diseases during the Spring Festival, attributing it to various factors such as environmental changes, dietary habits, disrupted routines, irregular medication, and emotional behaviors [2][3][4][5][6][7]. Group 1: Environmental Changes - Long-distance travel and significant climate changes during the Spring Festival put the body under stress, leading to fluctuations in blood pressure and increased risk of cardiovascular diseases [3]. - Temperature drops can cause blood vessel constriction and increased cardiac workload, potentially triggering conditions like myocardial infarction and acute heart failure [3]. Group 2: Dietary Habits - The prevalence of high-oil, high-fat, and high-salt diets during the festival exacerbates the burden on the heart and cardiovascular system, increasing the risk of heart failure, especially in individuals with poor kidney function [4]. Group 3: Disrupted Routines - Irregular sleep patterns and late-night activities disrupt biological clocks, leading to hormonal imbalances that can cause blood vessel constriction and increased heart rate, heightening the risk of cardiovascular diseases [5]. Group 4: Irregular Medication - Changes in routine during the festival can lead to inconsistent medication schedules for patients with hypertension and diabetes, resulting in fluctuations in blood pressure and blood sugar levels [6]. Group 5: Emotional Behaviors - Heightened emotions during celebrations can rapidly increase blood pressure, posing significant risks for individuals with pre-existing vascular conditions; sedentary activities like prolonged sitting can also lead to thrombosis [7].