Chinese New Year
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Celebrate Lunar New Year on Tuesday, February 17th, 2026. Find your zodiac (is it lucky?), and discover the Spring Festival’s food, festivals and traditions.
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About Chinese New Year
Introducing Chinese New Year - the most significant holiday in China and celebrated by over 20% of the world's population. Also known as the Spring Festival or chunjie in Chinese, it symbolizes the arrival of spring and the end of the coldest days. This lively festival is filled with vibrant lantern decorations and marks the beginning of new beginnings, planting, and harvests.
Chinese New Year follows the lunar calendar, which means that it does not have a fixed date and varies each year. In addition to China, countries like North and South Korea, as well as Vietnam, also celebrate this auspicious occasion. In this article, discover 21 fascinating facts about Chinese New Year, including the zodiac signs, traditional greetings, taboos, and even red pockets filled with lucky money.
Delve into the rich history, mythology, and traditions behind this joyous festival. From the Gala event to mouthwatering food, drinks, desserts, and festive clothing, Chinese New Year offers a wealth of cultural experiences to embrace. Immerse yourself in the spirit of Chinese New Year and explore the enchanting traditions and customs that make this celebration so special
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