Chinese New Year 2023 Template

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The Chinese New Year is celebrated in China and Chinese communities throughout the world from January 21 through February 20 each year, in accordance with the Western calendar. During the festival, the full moon of the following month is celebrated.

What are things we must do to prepare for the Chinese New Year?

Traditions and Activities

Putting Up New Year Decorations -It is believed that hanging those decorations keeps evil away and prays for blessings, longevity, health, and peace. There will be tiger images on decorations in 2023 since it is the Year of the Rabbit.
Offering Sacrifices to Ancestors - It shows respect and piety to offer sacrifices to your ancestors. As well as protecting their descendants, ancestral spirits are believed to bring prosperity.
Enjoying a Reunion Dinner - Reunion dinners for Lunar New Year's Eve are a "must-do" for the whole family. Family events are very important to the Chinese, and they often travel long distances to attend
Giving Red Envelopes (Lucky Money) to Kids - Due to red being China's lucky color, lucky money is believed to bring good fortune.
Staying Up Late - The art of keeping good watch over the year is known as shousui (show-sway). Most Chinese people now stay up until midnight, when the fireworks and firecrackers die down, instead of staying up all night.

What is the lucky animal according to the Chinese zodiac in 2023?

January 22nd, 2023, marks the beginning of the Water Rabbit year, and February 9th, 2024 (Chinese New Year's Eve) marks the end of the Water Rabbit year. Chinese culture considers rabbit to be a symbol of longevity, peace, and prosperity.

Here is an overview for all the animal signs in the Chinese zodiac:

Year Chinese New Year Date Chinese Zodiac Sign

2022 - February 1 (Tuesday) Tiger
2023 - January 22 (Sunday) Rabbit
2024 - February 10 (Saturday) Dragon
2025 - January 29 (Wednesday) Snake
2026 - February 17 (Tuesday) Horse
2027 - February 6 (Saturday) Goat
2028 - January 26 (Wednesday) Monkey
2029 - February13 (Tuesday) Rooster
2030 - February 3 (Sunday) Dog
2031 - January 23 (Thursday) Pig
2032 - February 11 (Wednesday) Rat
2033 - January 31 (Monday) Ox

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