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     Chinese New Year: Traditions, Tales, and Celebrations in China and Beyond

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     Bet You Didn't Know: Chinese New Year | History

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     Learn How To Sing the Chinese New Year Song "gōng xǐ gong xǐ "

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2. www.youtube.com › watchBeijing: The Traditions of the Chinese New Year - YouTube

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   Subscribe to see more full documentaries every week:https://bit.ly/2lneXNyFestivals explores different festivities around the world, giving you a deep insigh...

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3. www.youtube.com › watchChinese New Year Traditions and Celebrations. Lunar ... - YouTube

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   ** Unveil the magic of Chinese New Year! This vibrant video explores the exciting traditions and celebrations that usher in the Lunar New Year. From dec...

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   Every year, as winter begins to fade and a new lunar cycle emerges, the world is transformed by one of the most vibrant and widely celebrated holidays on the...

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5. theweek.com › 57103 › when-is-chinese-new-year-2020Chinese New Year 2020: all you need to know - The Week

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   Jan 24, 2020 · Chinese New Year falls on Saturday 25 January 2020. Festivities occur not just in China, but also Singapore, Malaysia and Taiwan, as well as in cities with Chinese communities across the world.

6. www.usatoday.com › story › lifeChinese New Year: Answers to your questions about the holiday

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   Jan 24, 2020 · First, Chinese New Year is called Spring Festival. "So you are celebrating the beginning of the new year, so the spring season," he says. Second, making a fresh start in the new year means being ...

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7. www.bbc.co.uk › newsround › 55981199Chinese New Year: What is it and how will you be celebrating?

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   Feb 12, 2021 · The Spring Festival is the most important in the Chinese calendar and begins on 12 February, the start of a new moon. The festival lasts for up to 16 days. People will eat lots of food, enjoy ...

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   When does Chinese New Year start?

   • Chinese New Year celebrations have already begun, with millions of people marking the start of a new lunar year. The Spring Festival is the most important in the Chinese calendar and begins on 12 February, the start of a new moon. The festival lasts for up to 16 days.

   Chinese New Year: What is it and how will you be celebrating?

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   When is Chinese New Year 2020?

   • To many Westerners, Chinese New Year is a colourful celebration marked by firecrackers and dancing dragons, but scratch the surface of what is one of China’s oldest festivals and you will find much more than food and festivities: When is it? Chinese New Year falls on Saturday 25 January 2020.

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   How do you celebrate Chinese New Year?

   • First, Chinese New Year is called Spring Festival. "So you are celebrating the beginning of the new year, so the spring season," he says. Second, making a fresh start in the new year means being clean, dressing up and being polite. Third, it's a time to celebrate. "Have fun, see your family, get together with your parents, make some nice food.

   Chinese New Year: Answers to your questions about the holiday

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   How long does the Chinese New Year last?

   • "It’s a very joyful holiday (when) you’re supposed to go home, see your family," she adds of the time spanning about 15 days. "In China, they celebrate it for two full weeks, and people actually travel home and from far, far away."

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   What does Chinese New Year Mean To You?

   • " (Chinese New Year is) all about sort of (being) very happy, very prosperous, and the red is also very in keeping with that," she says. "Red is a very fortuitous color, lucky color."

   Chinese New Year: Answers to your questions about the holiday

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   When is Chinese New Year in the UK?

   • Festivities occur not just in China, but also Singapore, Malaysia and Taiwan, as well as in cities with Chinese communities across the world. The largest events in the UK are usually concentrated on one weekend. This year, most major cities will mark the new year between Friday 24 and Sunday 26 January. What is Chinese New Year?

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9. www.nationalgeographic.com › travel › articleTop 10 things to know about Chinese New Year

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   Feb 4, 2019 · See red everywhere. In traditional and contemporary Chinese culture, red represents prosperity and happiness. It’s considered a lucky color, and people will wear it in celebration, and to usher ...