Chinese new year traditions
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Do you know that ladies have to hold off the urge to buy new shoes & the first person you greet determines your luck for the whole year? Read our Top 10 Chinese New Year Traditional Do's & Don'ts In Singapore to guide you towards a lucky new lunar year!
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![[infographic] A very interesting and engaging infographic answering all the common questions that we ask about Chinese New Year such as food, activities, length, decorations etc.](https://i.pinimg.com/474x/44/b8/3d/44b83dd12c96f5382aa0fc69909736e7.jpg)
[infographic] A very interesting and engaging infographic answering all the common questions that we ask about Chinese New Year such as food, activities, length, decorations etc.
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Chinese New Year or Lunar New Year or Spring Festival 2023 falls on Sunday, January 22nd, 2023. Rabbit is the new year animal. Learn more about Chinese Lunar New Year traditions, taboos, food, zodiac signs, and greetings.
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Celebrate New Year's like the Germans. Called Silvester, this holiday erupts in fireworks on the streets, lead pouring predictions, and "Dinner for One" on TV.
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To make a fresh start with good fortune, the Thai-Chinese adhere to these superstitions and taboos. Here’s a list of things not to do on Chinese New Year.
Did you know that in China there is a separate New Year celebration than the usual one on the night of December 31st? Well it’s true! Chinese New Year falls on January 28 this year Read More ...
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Chinese New Year Traditions & What they Symbolize. Important food to eat, what to wear, what not to do on Chinese New Year, etc.
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#ChineseNewYear #food #recipes #2019 Get more detail at https://advancehappynewyeareve.com/traditional-chinese-new-year-food-dishes/
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The Lunar New Year is celebrated by the Chinese, Vietnamese, Japanese, Korean, Mongolians & Tibetans. Many of the festivities center around food & dishes are chosen because they symbolize health, prosperity, or luck. Here are 12 foods & their symbolic meanings that you might find during Lunar or Chinese New Year.
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