The Ultimate Guide to Chinese New Year: Day by Day Breakdown

Traditionally people start preparing for the Chinese New Year or Lunar New Year as early as 23 days before the New Year’s Day, and the holiday spirit can go on for up to 30 days after the New Year’s Day.
According to Chinese tradition, there are different customs people follow on specific days during this almost two-month period.
This is a complete list of all the important Chinese traditions of the new year.
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好快呀！1995至今已過多少年頭。
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[@FiveThousandYears]

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[@emilyrose3490]

You could make a series of this, going deeper into everyday, as well a sharing what different ethnic minorities celebrate (such as Hokkien, or Hakka) and differences between north/south

[@JuriBinturong]

Thank you for your lessons, I am learning a lot. Chinese culture is so rich and deep. And I am so happy to see the younger generation especially in the mainland to be reviving Chinese clothing, music, visual arts and etiquette.

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