Chinese New Year: How to celebrate the
Chinese New Year: How to celebrate the New year in China.
by: Valeria Gavrilova «7V»
Chinese New Year is celebrated by more than 20% of the world's population
Chinese New Year is celebrated by more than 20% of the world's population. This is the most important holiday in China, but residents of other countries have also at least heard about it or at most celebrate it.
The start date of the Chinese New
The start date of the Chinese New Year never coincides with the official NG (celebrated on the night of December 31 to January 1), and changes every year. The first day of Chun Jie coincides with the new moon from the period January 21 - February 21.The Eastern 4721st year of the Rabbit begins on January 22, 2023 and will last until February 9, 2024. And it is necessary to meet him on the night from Saturday, January 21, 2023 to Sunday, January 22, 2023
Every year in China is symbolized by a combination that is repeated only once every 60 years
symbol of the year
Every year in China is symbolized by a combination that is repeated only once every 60 years. This combination represents one of the 12 zodiac animals of a certain color corresponding to one of the five elements (water, earth, metal, fire and wood). Chinese New Year 2023 will symbolize the animal Rabbit element Water, and the main color of the year will be black and blue. By the way, every 60-year-old circle begins with a wooden Rat and ends with a water Pig. The next such round started on February 2, 1984, and will end on January 29, 2044.
Holiday traditions Chinese New
Holiday traditions
Chinese New Year was originally a ceremonial day when they prayed to the gods for the fertility of the earth, successful planting of seeds and harvesting. They also prayed to their ancestors, honoring them almost like gods. It is believed that fireworks scare away monsters and misfortunes, so they are launched on the eve of the Chinese New Year. In the morning, the Celestial Empire remembers them again to welcome the new year and good luck, and then visit relatives, close friends, neighbors. The Chinese also hang red lanterns and garlands everywhere, stick red paper on doors and windows, and make origami out of it. The main theme is New Year's Eve, for example, the image of hieroglyphs denoting "wealth" or "happiness".
My attitude to the holiday I like this holiday,
My attitude to the holiday
I like this holiday, I find it very interesting and attractive. I love Asian culture and everything connected with it.
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