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New Year » Chinese New Year 2011
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Chinese New Year 2011
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The Chinese people have forever been famous for their exclusive traditions, belief systems, and splendid festivals.
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February 3, 2011 marks the begin of the Year of the Rabbit on the Chinese Lunar Calendar. Chinese calendar is different western calendar, the lunar Chinese new year calendar has names that are repeated every 60 years. |
Chinese New Year is the most imperative of the entire holiday traditions in China. Millions of Chinese families allover the world celebrate it every year. Chinese New Year, also recognized as Spring Festival, is no doubt the largest holiday of the year for Chinese people.
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Chinese New Year Party
The chinese new year is all about bringing prosperity and good luck to you and your loved ones and in China the tradition associated with this time of the year last for 15 days. The celebrations begin with the customary chinese new year's eve family dinner and close with the Lantern festival. sumptuous food, Lion dances and fireworks cheer up the festivities all through the two weeks.
Chinese New Year party include full of good food and good fortune. New Year's Day and New Year's Eve are celebrated in China as a family affair. Chinese New Year party feature is traditional Chinese food and decorations to invite good luck. in the coming year. Chinese craft activities for a Chinese New Year party include making paper lanterns and dragon masks.
Chinese New Year party main element of food. The Chinese is just to love eat. Being full is the ultimate symbol of wellness. Feeding and eating jointly is a symbol of affection. Families eat together in party. Therefore, during the begin of the year, to invite wellness and happiness it is but natural to spend time with the family eating.
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