How do Some Asian Americans Celebrate Chinese New Year?
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- Опубликовано: 21 янв 2020
- Lunar New Year falls on January 25 and the holiday is celebrated around the world, but not every family’s traditions look the same. InsideEdition.com reporter Johanna Li and her friend Marcia Hu visits the predominantly Asian American neighborhood of Flushing in New York City to discuss the lucky greetings, unique customs and delicious foods sampled around this time. Plus, find out what it means to be ringing in the Year of the Rat and how you can wish others a happy new year. #InsideEdition
2:15 that woman from 0:47 back at it again
Wondering what went on in her head
@@stephenpaea177 I think it may be the color of her shirt. It looks flesh tone
She's a ghost
She brought her homies this time around
Why people have to be so awkward staring at them like they never seen two ladys walking and a camera crew 😒
That woman in the red coat at 0:46 wtf
She never seen a human 🤣
weirdos
I miss Vietnam and I want to go to I’m so sad it’s Almost lunar New Year’s I haven’t been Vietnam to celebrate with my whole entire family for nine years already
Sarah Huynh Am staying in Vietnam with my family’s for lunar new year but I hope one of these days your going to celebrate with your family for lunar New Years ♥️😁
M Xaphakdy OMG THANK U SO MUCH My whole family in Vietnam is waiting is just I’m really busy in AMERICA but I’m hoping to go this summer and COME BACK HOME TO OUR BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY. VIETNAM ILL BE THERE. CHUC MUNG NAM MOI!
Same
Me too
Why haven't you been back for such a long time?
0:46 I can’t be the only one who saw that lady. She had me dying🤣😂
This honestly felt like a Buzzfeed video but in NYC lol
Okay, I get to celebrate New Years twice then. I'm going to Chinatown, boys.
Just Some Guy without a Mustache it’s in 3 days
Just Some Guy without a Mustache dude wtf I see you everywhere
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Flu EEeeE
Enjoy the conronaviruse
Thank you for showing how you folks celebrate Chinese New Year in Flushing, Queens, Chinatown! Very good presentation showcasing the traditional ways of CNY! 😎👍🏻🧧
Jokes on people that don't celebrate Chinese New Year'. When I was a kid people would give me $50 -100 per red envelope, and Chinese families are big.
ahoymoy yeah same except my parents only give me 5 dollars 😂, aunts and uncles give 100's
I get 20s
Same but I’m vietnamese
They give me cents only , they say it sounds nice when you shake the envelope lol
True
This is my Chinese New Year
Since I’m not Chinese I just wanted to learn about it
Love the video
Great video!.. Thanks Johanna for sharing this and a preview of what chinatown NYC has to offer.
Very informative. Good to know more about the Lunar New Year tradition!
That woman at 0:48 was giving them some death stares
The video is very informative. Thanks.👍👍
I’m Mexican but I love Chinese New Year!
🥳🎆HAPPY 🇨🇳NEW YEAR 🧧🎉🍾🥂🍻🎊🎇🍺🏮🍹🥳
I’m Chinese and I celebrate Chinese new years
🙋🏻♀️i T🥰😘 ✌🏼♥️🇨🇳💞🎆🎉🧧🍾🥂🍻🎇🎊💖💘
All the good food
ho again
Hii
Only 1 like 😔
😱
Awesome! Happy Chinese New year 🤗👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
How does a certified RUclipsr only have three likes on this comment
@@NC_YT_123 Who knows
@@NC_YT_123 and its been 1 year and she only got 5 likes
@@thebootybandit3804 I’m guessing since the video doesn’t have many views
謝謝女士們這是非常翔實的。新年快樂。😁😁😁👍👍👍
Happy Lunar New Year to everyone!! ❤️🎆
look at the lady on the left in the red jacket at 0:46
@i'm an embarrassment to all children your username tho 😂
This is a great video. So fun watching you guys hang out and talk about tradition. You two should be friends irl haha
I remember in elementary school we would get red envelopes for Chinese New Year
🥴💸🤪WHAT 😳💸🤥
That face of that women reminds me the time I spilled two drinks at the same time
How cool and neat!
0:48 the way that girl looked at them
I have to watch this because I’m Chinese
please do a story on the teens passing in east brunswick.
0:47 that lady's turn around was on point.
How do Asian-Americans Celebrate Chinese New Year?
First by calling it Lunar New Year, not Chinese New Year.
Yas
Lol. It is Chinese new year like its always be.
Keep it original boy... no matter how you change the name it's always chinese new year. btw, It dosn't mean the celebration is belong to Chinese. It just the name of it.
Jason Park it can be call both.
The Asians do it the way they wanna celebrate 🎉
0:48 LOL THE LADY IN THE BACK
HAPPY VIETNAMESE NEW YEARS
HAPPY 🎆🧧🎉🍾🇻🇳🥂🍻🎊🎇💘🇻🇳🏮🍺NEW YEAR 👏🏼👍🏼👏🏼👍🏼
I have been to that food place but it’s really hard to get a clean seat and a seat
Yes
red envelopes are the best part ☺️
YES🧧YES 🧧Yes 🤩🎇🎉🥂🍾🍻🎊🥳🎇
It's not all Asian but just Chinese because its Chinese New year
Yaaasss I live there
Girl no, when I was little I thought the celebration was al about the money 😭😭😂
I use to live in fulshy and it is great
😂😂😂lmao why that lady just stop and stare at them like that
I’m Hmong and Thai and I celebrate Hmong New Years
What can I do for my neighbour for chinese new year? What the trend? Because I already gave a new years card for 1st of januari. So I want to do something that is their tradition. Can someone give me suggestions?
Vietnamese also celebrates Lunar New Year with some traditional ways
Yes but it only lasts for 3 days in china it lasts for 2 weeks
I live in flushing NY so it’s really weird to see Main Street
Bruh I saw flushing and was like/ LOOK FOR ME
0:48 am I the only one who noticed this 😂😂
By celebrating Lunar New Year
HAPPY CHINESE NEW YEAR EVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Let's go asian ❤️❤️❤️😍
I was born in the year of the "Earth Tiger" 1998
Ohh I’m Dutch
I saw you guys on the streets 😆😱🤯
I was looking forward to going to Chinatown for the food, but with the virus, I'm not sure now
I love 年糕
cool
Who’s family has like twenty pomelo in there house a week before Chinese new year
"their"
I get to celebrate New Years twice then. I'm going to Chinatown,
New year is when i make sum money :))
Lol lucky I’m vietnamese (they celebrate vietnamese and Chinese)
I am an ox.
Who else is chinese and didn’t know about these cultural doings?
As a Korean-American, I don't.
Kudos inside edition! Asian AMERICAN and Asian are not the same.
0:48 the lady 😂😂😂😂
They didn't mention this but generally if you work in a place where your boss your boss is chinese they will give you a red envelope to have a good new year.
Jerry Wong 👏🏼🧧👍🏼RIGHT 🤑N👍🏼🧧👏🏼🥂🎆🍾🎉🍻🎇🏮🎊🥳
Yay! They celebrating my year. This is the most random comment I’ve ever commented.
Have a good day! （＾ω＾）
Lunar New Year actually happens on different days depending on the year and last for 2-3 days or a week.Just letting you know
Well I feel like that I will always kinda celebrate Chinese New Year because my parents are Chinese lol
My wife it’s from China and hasn’t been able to celebrate Chinese new years for years and I plan on completely filling our house with Chinese new year Stuff
0:47 why did the old lady look at them so wierdly 😂😂😂
Aye where my flushing kids at
Bro that lady in the red coat💀😂😂 0:47
If you play baseball, you know how to eat sunflower seeds.
This is scaring me to see the places I see usually
Y didn’t u go to new world mall food court it’s much closer when you were walking
Also the new Xiang fu tiang store is coming out I can’t wait for that ☺️
I only will be celebrating Hong Kong New Years
i hate when they call it chinese new year. not trying to be racist, but lunar new year sounds much better because it’s not just chinese people celebrating it.
Then don't celebrate it Go and creates your own new year. New year in Chinese calendar, so called it cny. 没毛病
Team Chinese blonde hair😍😍
That women in the back at 0:48 I’m dying
omg i live in flushing, they just past my dads store
This needs to be re-titled to "Chinese Americans". Koreans and other asians celebrate Lunar New Year in different ways.
Johanna Li is so beautiful ❤❤
0:49 look at the lady in the back
Who else thought this is a buzzfeed video
👇
I'm the rat it's my year
0:47 she like wut de hell are they doing
0:47 that woman gives the death stare
xd y'all saw that girl with the red jacket 😂😂 her face is like wth?
Hi! :D
You celebrate with a lot of food
Yeah :D I think I saw myself :D
dam i live right there
*passerby staring intensifies*
Bruh they at queens where I live wtf
There have been many Chinese empires not just one
I learned this by watching Mulan
Tết?
a fellow Vietnamese. Hi
I live in Hong Kong