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8 Fun Facts About Chinese New Year

February 8, 2021 by Aime Ortiz

by Happy Lunar New Year!! The traditions and celebrations for Lunar New Year everywhere revolve around family, fun, and lots of FOOD! Being Taiwanese Chinese, I’ll share some general facts about Lunar New Year. More specifically, in this post, I am going to highlight the Chinese New Year traditions that my family celebrates through the […]

Filed Under: China, Chinese New Year, Crafts, Family Activities, Global Learning for Kids, Holidays Around the World, Learning About Culture, Teaching Chinese, Teaching Diversity Tagged With: Chinese cooking, Chinese New Year, Chinese New Year crafts, fun facts, Lunar New Year

Earth Dog Year Fun Facts

January 29, 2018 by Varya

by As we are fast approaching Spring Festival (it will be coming next month, on February 16th), many people asked whether I knew what year it is and what is so special about it. I did know it was Earth Dog Year but I actually had no clue why it is unique. So I took some […]

Filed Under: China, Chinese New Year, Holidays Around the World, Learning About Culture Tagged With: Chinese New Year, Chinese Spring Festival, Chinese traditions, Festivals, Lunar New Year, Spring Festival, world culture, year of the dog

What to Expect in the Year of the Monkey for Chinese New Year

January 18, 2016 by Maria Wen Adcock

by The Chinese New Year, also known as the Lunar New Year, starts on February 8. Let’s talk about what to expect in the Year of the Monkey. The date, based on the Chinese lunar calendar rather than the Gregorian calendar, changes each year but typically falls between mid January to mid February. Chinese New […]

Filed Under: China, Chinese New Year, Learning About Culture, New Year's Tagged With: China, Chinese New Year, Holidays Around the World, Lunar New Year, Year of the Monkey

Bali: Celebrate New Years 5 Times

December 28, 2015 by Orana

by Bali is one of those places where you can have the most memorable experiences possible. Being here for 10 months has really given a new perspective to our lives, and one of the reasons for that is that if you stay long enough you can take part in 5 different New Years celebrations! Especially […]

Filed Under: Bali, Buddhism, Chinese New Year, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Muharram, New Year's, Nyepi, Songkran, Thailand Tagged With: Bali, Chinese New Year, holiday celebrations, Holidays Around the World, Lunar New Year, Muharram, Muslim New Year, New Years, New Years celebrations, Nyepi, Songkran, Thai New Year

Chinese New Year Symbols and Important Elements

February 6, 2015 by Becky Morales

Chinese New Year Red Banners- Kid World Citizen

by “Chinese New Year,” as we sometimes call the holiday in English, is also known throughout the world as “Lunar New Year,” or the “Spring Festival” (春節 in Chinese). It is widely celebrated across Asia in China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Tibet, Macau, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam. Even outside of Asia, many countries with […]

Filed Under: China, Chinese New Year, Holidays Around the World, Learning About Culture Tagged With: Beijing, celebrations, Chinese New Year, Hong Kong, Lunar New Year, singapore

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