2023 Chinese New Year Sample

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As with Lunar New Year, Chinese New Year is an annual 15-day festival celebrated in China and Chinese communities around the world beginning with the new moon, which falls between January 21 and February 20 within Western calendars. The festival lasts until the full moon of the following month.

What is the right way to celebrate Chinese New Year 2023?

These customs and rituals will help you celebrate the Chinese New Year.

The importance of spending time with family and friends cannot be overstated.
Show pictures of the Door Gods.
Add some color to your day to make it more cheerful.
Share the wealth with your family and friends.
Observe a performance of fireworks or a traditional dance.
Spend a little extra on stylish clothes and get rid of last year's clutter.
You can enjoy festive treats this season.

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

According to the Chinese Zodiac, which is a cycle of 12 different animals, the Chinese year beginning in 2023 is the year of the Rabbit (in Chinese: 兔子 and more specifically:

Water Rabbit year.

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

The Most Important Dates of Chinese New Year

Chinese New Year's Eve: the day of family reunions;
Chinese calendar: 除夕 Chúxī /choo-sshee or 'getting-rid-of evening';
Chinese New Year's Day: the day of (close) family visits and New Year greetings;
Chinese calendar: 初一 Chūyī or choo-ee or 'first 1'

Is there anything you cannot do during the Chinese New Year?

Taking a bath or washing clothes is not common. Water should not be used to show respect on the first and second days of the lunar year because the Water God celebrates his birthday. The floor does not need to be swept or the trash removed. As a result, you take your fortune with you.

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