Lunar new year belongs to the Muslims and it's in summer time. This is Chinese new year based on thousand years old traditional Chinese Calendar. Other countries only borrowed it from China.
@@frusia123 This festival's date is calculated by China, Koreans and Vietnamese try to erase its origin, just like we don't rename "English" as "Wordlish" although others also use it. We welcome people from Koreans and Vietnamese celebrating this festival, but they just eliminate the origin "Chinese" in purpose, which is so annoying and like a thief.
@@GTK4217 mate, the origin of Lunar New Year is from the Bách Việt tribe, who also the earliest ancestors of Vietnamese. So tbh, it should be called Vietnamese New Year, not Chinese😚
Is this a scam? The title says the Lunar New Year, but the content is all about Chinese New Year. Please correct your title. This is Chinese New Year, China
Not all Chinese are China citizens.China is part of the Chinese identity. Chinese is an ethnicity, and China is the country with the largest population of Chinese people.
No, it talks about people celebrating the Lunar New Year in various countries. It's not just something that belongs to China. Other cultures use the same calendar that the holiday comes from.
I personally have no objection to the term Lunar New Year, as the lunar calendar itself originated in China. However, it is unacceptable to deliberately obscure or downplay its Chinese roots, because the festival you celebrate is fundamentally derived from Chinese New Year, so happy Chinese new year everyone
The term Lunar New Year is wrong because 1) the festival is based on a lunar-solaris calendar, not a lunar calendar. 2) Both the calendar and the festival are Chinese. Other countries are celebrating it too, I hear you say? But no, it's still Chinese New Year. Because you see, just because your language is using the alphabet Doesn't mean we should stop calling them Roman letters. Same logic applies to the Chinese New Year.
happy ge pi, it`s chinese new year,not Lunar New Year,lunar comes from arb,only has 355 days one year,chinese calendar has 365 days one year,we call it yiyang li
For all who want to celebrate Lunar new year, please celebrate on Jun.27,2025 but January 29,2025 is the Chinese new year. it is absolutely different date
Regarding cultural misappropriation and plagiarism, let me make this clear: Don‘t believe that you can disguise your actions as political correctness and simply rename festivals that belong to others. Such behavior only reveals your insecurity and ignorance. Our rich culture won’t fade away because of your shameless imitation. Instead, it highlights your lack of originality.
You've got it backwards. Westerners have called it Chinese New Year because the holiday has largely been associated with China, but China isn't the only place that uses this calendar, which you can see in the video. It's a part of a variety of cultures, all using the same or similar calendar. Hence, Lunar New Year, though westerners are less familiar with the latter name.
- Many people mistakenly believe that Tết (Tet Nguyen Dan/TET HOLIDAY/VietNamese New Year) originates from China. But that is completely wrong. Tết originates from Southeast Asian countries, specifically from branches of the ancient Bách Việt ( 100 VIET/100 Yue) tribe. In ancient times, the Han Chinese (Huaxia people) attacked the Bách Việt and pushed them south. This led to the formation of smaller branches, creating countries like Vietnam, Laos, Thailand, Northern Indonesia, North Philippines, Southern Malaysia, and Southeast Myanmar. When China invaded Vietnam and northern Laos, they learned about the Tết festival from here. Later, they named it "Spring China Festival" and appropriated the festival from Southeast Asian and East Asian countries, calling it "Chinese New Year". - In fact, the calendars of Southeast Asia and China are completely different. Vietnamese New Year is Vietnamese New Year. Chinese New Year is Chinese New Year. We are DIFFERENT. For example, in Vietnam, we use the CAN CHI calendar, which is a combination of both the sun and the moon. Meanwhile, China uses the lunar calendar, based solely on the moon. In 1968, we celebrated Tết two months before China. In 1989, we celebrated Tết one month before China. In 2014, we celebrated Tết three days before China. - We, Southeast Asians, take pride in our identity. We don’t need to adopt China’s name, especially when China itself learned from us and claimed it as their own. We can absolutely call it "LUNAR NEW YEAR" to refer to the entire Southeast Asia.
Thank you for explaining this. There are some people in the comments who do not seem to understand that "Lunar New Year" is a valid term for this holiday.
it is chinese new year , not lunar new year, CNY is based on chinese lunisolar calendar, not those lunar calendar used in west asia, when chinese invented lunisolar calendar more than 4000 years ago, there were no even other calendars in world, the vietnam and korea just copied chinese festivals, just like pretty much everything in these two were copies from china, even the languages,
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For all who want to celebrate Lunar new year, please celebrate on Jun.27,2025 but January 29,2025 is the Chinese new year. it is absolutely different date
Typically human to get upset because of the title which says lunar. The earth will be better without humans, that is a fact and it is proven once again with this fact that people get angry about an unnecessary detail ... and it is another motivation for me not to read internet-comments. Anyway, I like Asian people, esp. Buddhism, wich is one basis for my faith, Dudeism; Happy New Year! The Dude Abides!
For all who want to celebrate Lunar new year, please celebrate on Jun.27,2025 but January 29,2025 is the Chinese new year. it is absolutely different date
@@IreneY.Z - Many people mistakenly believe that Tết (Tet Nguyen Dan/TET HOLIDAY/VietNamese New Year) originates from China. But that is completely wrong. Tết originates from Southeast Asian countries, specifically from branches of the ancient Bách Việt ( 100 VIET/100 Yue) tribe. In ancient times, the Han Chinese (Huaxia people) attacked the Bách Việt and pushed them south. This led to the formation of smaller branches, creating countries like Vietnam, Laos, Thailand, Northern Indonesia, North Philippines, Southern Malaysia, and Southeast Myanmar. When China invaded Vietnam and northern Laos, they learned about the Tết festival from here. Later, they named it "Spring China Festival" and appropriated the festival from Southeast Asian and East Asian countries, calling it "Chinese New Year". - In fact, the calendars of Southeast Asia and China are completely different. Vietnamese New Year is Vietnamese New Year. Chinese New Year is Chinese New Year. We are DIFFERENT. For example, in Vietnam, we use the CAN CHI calendar, which is a combination of both the sun and the moon. Meanwhile, China uses the lunar calendar, based solely on the moon. In 1968, we celebrated Tết two months before China. In 1989, we celebrated Tết one month before China. In 2014, we celebrated Tết three days before China. - We, Southeast Asians, take pride in our identity. We don’t need to adopt China’s name, especially when China itself learned from us and claimed it as their own. We can absolutely call it "LUNAR NEW YEAR" to refer to the entire Southeast Asia.
For all who want to celebrate Lunar new year, please celebrate on Jun.27,2025 but January 29,2025 is the Chinese new year. it is absolutely different date
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Happy Chinese New Year!!!!!!
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Happy Chinese New Year everyone~
Happy Chinese New year ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
Lunar new year belongs to the Muslims and it's in summer time. This is Chinese new year based on thousand years old traditional Chinese Calendar. Other countries only borrowed it from China.
Calling Chinese New Year Lunar New Year is cultural appropriation
@@yinqian1116 Why? A genuine question. Even DeepSeek calls it that.
@@frusia123 This festival's date is calculated by China, Koreans and Vietnamese try to erase its origin, just like we don't rename "English" as "Wordlish" although others also use it. We welcome people from Koreans and Vietnamese celebrating this festival, but they just eliminate the origin "Chinese" in purpose, which is so annoying and like a thief.
It's named Chinese New Year, not lunar new year!
No because many other countries in Asia also celebrate this holiday, not just China.
@@effzehVNexactly!
Exactly. Chinese Calendar, Chinese new year.
@@effzehVNdoes that mean we should change English to other names simply because other countries speak it?
@@GTK4217 mate, the origin of Lunar New Year is from the Bách Việt tribe, who also the earliest ancestors of Vietnamese. So tbh, it should be called Vietnamese New Year, not Chinese😚
Is this a scam? The title says the Lunar New Year, but the content is all about Chinese New Year. Please correct your title. This is Chinese New Year, China
Not all Chinese are China citizens.China is part of the Chinese identity. Chinese is an ethnicity, and China is the country with the largest population of Chinese people.
No, it talks about people celebrating the Lunar New Year in various countries. It's not just something that belongs to China. Other cultures use the same calendar that the holiday comes from.
Can you please change your title? It’s not lunar new year!!
I personally have no objection to the term Lunar New Year, as the lunar calendar itself originated in China. However, it is unacceptable to deliberately obscure or downplay its Chinese roots, because the festival you celebrate is fundamentally derived from Chinese New Year, so happy Chinese new year everyone
The term Lunar New Year is wrong because 1) the festival is based on a lunar-solaris calendar, not a lunar calendar. 2) Both the calendar and the festival are Chinese. Other countries are celebrating it too, I hear you say? But no, it's still Chinese New Year. Because you see, just because your language is using the alphabet Doesn't mean we should stop calling them Roman letters. Same logic applies to the Chinese New Year.
Happy Seollal and Tet to you too!
Happy Chinese New Year! 🧧 Year of the Snake (Sh-e)!
Very nice video that I love ! Thank you for sharing . Happy Chinese new year to you with all of your best wishes !
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Chinease New Year🎉🎉🎉
Happy Lunar New Year everyone! Love from San Francisco Chinatown!
@@CaliforniaCantonese It's Chinese new year based on the traditional Chinese calendar, not lunar new year, bro. And happy Chinese new year to you.
happy ge pi, it`s chinese new year,not Lunar New Year,lunar comes from arb,only has 355 days one year,chinese calendar has 365 days one year,we call it yiyang li
For all who want to celebrate Lunar new year, please celebrate on Jun.27,2025 but January 29,2025 is the Chinese new year. it is absolutely different date
Regarding cultural misappropriation and plagiarism, let me make this clear: Don‘t believe that you can disguise your actions as political correctness and simply rename festivals that belong to others. Such behavior only reveals your insecurity and ignorance. Our rich culture won’t fade away because of your shameless imitation. Instead, it highlights your lack of originality.
You've got it backwards. Westerners have called it Chinese New Year because the holiday has largely been associated with China, but China isn't the only place that uses this calendar, which you can see in the video. It's a part of a variety of cultures, all using the same or similar calendar. Hence, Lunar New Year, though westerners are less familiar with the latter name.
- Many people mistakenly believe that Tết (Tet Nguyen Dan/TET HOLIDAY/VietNamese New Year) originates from China. But that is completely wrong. Tết originates from Southeast Asian countries, specifically from branches of the ancient Bách Việt ( 100 VIET/100 Yue) tribe. In ancient times, the Han Chinese (Huaxia people) attacked the Bách Việt and pushed them south. This led to the formation of smaller branches, creating countries like Vietnam, Laos, Thailand, Northern Indonesia, North Philippines, Southern Malaysia, and Southeast Myanmar. When China invaded Vietnam and northern Laos, they learned about the Tết festival from here. Later, they named it "Spring China Festival" and appropriated the festival from Southeast Asian and East Asian countries, calling it "Chinese New Year".
- In fact, the calendars of Southeast Asia and China are completely different. Vietnamese New Year is Vietnamese New Year. Chinese New Year is Chinese New Year. We are DIFFERENT. For example, in Vietnam, we use the CAN CHI calendar, which is a combination of both the sun and the moon. Meanwhile, China uses the lunar calendar, based solely on the moon. In 1968, we celebrated Tết two months before China. In 1989, we celebrated Tết one month before China. In 2014, we celebrated Tết three days before China.
- We, Southeast Asians, take pride in our identity. We don’t need to adopt China’s name, especially when China itself learned from us and claimed it as their own. We can absolutely call it "LUNAR NEW YEAR" to refer to the entire Southeast Asia.
Thank you for explaining this. There are some people in the comments who do not seem to understand that "Lunar New Year" is a valid term for this holiday.
Happy Chinese New Year！
It's chinese new year. Asian countries have many new years. They re in march april may june august september.
happy chinese new year
This is Chinese New Year. Don't change our holiday name. Just like we celebrate Christmas, but we have never renamed Christmas Confucius Day.
it is chinese new year , not lunar new year, CNY is based on chinese lunisolar calendar, not those lunar calendar used in west asia, when chinese invented lunisolar calendar more than 4000 years ago, there were no even other calendars in world, the vietnam and korea just copied chinese festivals, just like pretty much everything in these two were copies from china, even the languages,
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f**king lunar new year. GO JUNE TO CELEBRATE YOUR LUNAR NEW YEAR
Chinese New Year!
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3:33PM, 1/29/2025,
4th Wednesday 1/2025, xixi🧧🎊🥰
Happy Lunar New Year 2025!!
For all who want to celebrate Lunar new year, please celebrate on Jun.27,2025 but January 29,2025 is the Chinese new year. it is absolutely different date
I never heard so called “Luner new year ”,It is Chinese new year.
Typically human to get upset because of the title which says lunar. The earth will be better without humans, that is a fact and it is proven once again with this fact that people get angry about an unnecessary detail ... and it is another motivation for me not to read internet-comments. Anyway, I like Asian people, esp. Buddhism, wich is one basis for my faith, Dudeism; Happy New Year! The Dude Abides!
Happy Chinese/Lunar new year 🐍
For all who want to celebrate Lunar new year, please celebrate on Jun.27,2025 but January 29,2025 is the Chinese new year. it is absolutely different date
How chinese people watching RUclips?
The editor is just a clown to call it lunar new year.
Happy Vietnamese new year
Your country is full of Chinese culture, just admit that and nobody will laugh at u
You also celebrate Chinese new year 😮
@@powerstill3883 no mate, call it Tết, dont disrespect our holiday like that.
@@effzehVN你们的新年历法为什么和中国是一样的，在同一天？
😂😂😂😂
go fark of yourself, lunar year is not chinese new year,lunar year only has 355 days
HAPPY LUNAR NEW YEAR and VIETNAM NEW YEAR
R u kidding😂
What a clown!
Respecting cultural heritage means acknowledging its true origins.It’s Chinese New Year!
@@IreneY.Z - Many people mistakenly believe that Tết (Tet Nguyen Dan/TET HOLIDAY/VietNamese New Year) originates from China. But that is completely wrong. Tết originates from Southeast Asian countries, specifically from branches of the ancient Bách Việt ( 100 VIET/100 Yue) tribe. In ancient times, the Han Chinese (Huaxia people) attacked the Bách Việt and pushed them south. This led to the formation of smaller branches, creating countries like Vietnam, Laos, Thailand, Northern Indonesia, North Philippines, Southern Malaysia, and Southeast Myanmar. When China invaded Vietnam and northern Laos, they learned about the Tết festival from here. Later, they named it "Spring China Festival" and appropriated the festival from Southeast Asian and East Asian countries, calling it "Chinese New Year".
- In fact, the calendars of Southeast Asia and China are completely different. Vietnamese New Year is Vietnamese New Year. Chinese New Year is Chinese New Year. We are DIFFERENT. For example, in Vietnam, we use the CAN CHI calendar, which is a combination of both the sun and the moon. Meanwhile, China uses the lunar calendar, based solely on the moon. In 1968, we celebrated Tết two months before China. In 1989, we celebrated Tết one month before China. In 2014, we celebrated Tết three days before China.
- We, Southeast Asians, take pride in our identity. We don’t need to adopt China’s name, especially when China itself learned from us and claimed it as their own. We can absolutely call it "LUNAR NEW YEAR" to refer to the entire Southeast Asia.
For all who want to celebrate Lunar new year, please celebrate on Jun.27,2025 but January 29,2025 is the Chinese new year. it is absolutely different date