Chinese

New Year
The purpose of the
celebration:
Say goodbye to the old
year and welcome the
luck and prosperity of a
new year with hope.
 Celebration date:
Chinese New Year is celebrated
every year on a different date
because they follow the lunar
calendar.

This year it was celebrated on

January 22
 Place of celebration:
Lunar New Year is celebrated in
South Korea, Tibet, Vietnam,
Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia,
and places with large Chinese
populations.
Why is Chinese New Year
celebrated?
This celebration commemorates the day when a small town in China overthrew the monster Nian,
scaring it away with red flags and firecrackers.

Since then, on New Year's Eve, they hang red flags and launch fireworks.

Interesting fact:
Nian means year in Chinese
Pieces
of
advice
If you are going to go you should wear red
and gold to attract good fortune and
happiness
If you are going to go you will have to clean
the house to eliminate the bad luck of the
previous year.
If you are going you will have to participate
in different activities such as dances and
parades.
The children are going to will receive red
envelopes from their family with money
inside.
You are going to see decorations and lights
the color red and gold.
You are going to see fireworks and dragon
and lion dances.
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