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- Top 5 Chinese New Year Facts
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In today’s instalment, we’re counting down the top five facts about the Chinese New Year. Unlike western New Year’s, the date of this colorful, explosive celebration is ever changing. Based on the lunisolar Chinese calendar, Chinese New Year takes place on the new moon of the first lunar month, and among other things, marks the approach of spring and the passing of winter’s coldest weather. On the Gregorian calendar, it lands somewhere between January 21st and February 20th. Come along as we explore the history, traditions and modern global cultural impact of this expansive holiday.
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So much colour! Chinese New Year looks beautiful 🤩
love Chinese culture
garv jain It’s lunar new year !!! Not Chinese , you Cultural discrimination! Please don’t take China=Eastern.
garv jain pleas cut any elements of China, you should respect other countries in Asia.
just image if a civilization with long history exists in Europe and it says every western culture belongs to him, include Christmas and Halloween，would you like that？
Yeah I love the Chinese Culture too, that and Japanese ♥️.
Mušḫuššu shut the fuck up,you can invent your own culture,don’t copy from other countries and say that’s your or public culture stupid
@@mushussu5725 it is Chinese New year cause it was first celebrated in china and then spread to other Asian countries
I have decided my holidays will now consist of Festivus and then Chinese new year. Seems like the combo of champions.
I'm travelling to Saigon during Tet :)
Kat u viet
Kat finding out about it is the most fun thing to happen in my world with my friends in my world I am so glad that
The video haven't explained why every chinese new year, the day is different?
Happy Lunar New year!Today is it here in hk!
Hi I’m Chinese
Happy Chinese New Year!
Happy Chinese New Year
HAPPY NEW YEARS! 🎊🎉🍺🍻🍸🍹🍷🍾🥃🎆🎇
Muslims use Lunar calendar too is the new year the same day?
It should be Lunar New Year, not Chinese, since not only Chinese celebrates it.
Thần Dứa it was originally celebrated by the Chinese it's the new year for them but I see what you mean it's just a more recognizable name
it is based on chinese calendar, why should it not be chinese new year？？？
It is nothing wrong to called it Chinese New Year. China using lunar calendar and celebrating Lunar longer than any country in the world.Its also the birthplace of the Lunar calendar. Nothing Wrong it's given Credit to called Chinese new Years.
Ziqi Zhao are you fucking insane
Thần Dứa I'm born Chinese and people here say that both are okay.
4:28
i never played a day of organized football in my life
This doesn’t answer why I should care about an overly flamboyant new year
So if you're born before chinese new year then your chinese zodiac will be the year before
This year is the year of the red flame rooster! :D
Metal rat
@@taggartblake green tiger
This year is my zodiac, the Rooster year.
Tasha9313 It's mine too, we're both roosters.🐔
Cool! My fellow Rooster.
cool, remember to wear the red underwear.
@Hui lei Sure!
Wow nice, this year is the year of the tiger
1, The festival day doesn't mean the beginning of spring, In that calendar you talked about, we have 24 significant days in a year, and the spring festival is not one. it's the last day of the year, and what's celebrated is crossing into a new year.
2, Sure it's celebrated around the world, but look who are the people celebrating? Not you
3, which idiot translate it to THE LANTERN FESTIVAL, did Hal Jordan do something on that day? it's name after a certain food like always, we are obsessed with food, the lanterns are just pretty and festive, totally sidekicks. Wayward spirits``````````` my ass, that's Japan.
4, there might b couple of thousands people doing this renting a BF/GF thing, 95% of them ads are scams. It's good to know the media is all on this topic and blow it way out of portion, excellent journalism, now do it to Trump.
中国:)
大街上打麻将有点666
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when is the chinese new year this year
Damon Livesey this staterday
Jasmin Gollin Thx
Class Vintage tomorrow
Chinese New Year already pasted like a months ago
***Lunar New Year***. This might be a surprise to some but more than just China celebrating this.
the whole video is talking about the Chinese. thus, "Chinese" new year
Chinese Lantern Channel you Cultural discrimination! Please don’t take China=Eastern. it dominates the history and culture too long，now is the age of younger asian countries.
I know lunar New year is celebrated in other Asian countries too but it is originally from China
@@mushussu5725 and why shouldn't they call it a Chinese New year a Chinese New year.Because Chinese New year is based on the Chinese calendar.periodtt
Koreans call it Lunar New Year, which does not represent the Chinese, Malaysian, Indonesian, Philippines, Singaporean, and Taiwanese. So how is calling it Lunar New Year politically correct?
Lunar New Year, NOT Chinese New Year as other Asian nations have the same holiday. Term 'Lunar' has been used for decades.
So is the word Chinese prohibited on the internet? It’s fuckin Chinese New Year cuz it’s Chinese holiday, it goes by the Chinese Calendar. the world has been calling it that way since the beginning! See the video was posted 5 yrs ago! If Korean and Vietnamese happen to celebrate their holiday on the same day as Chinese New Year then embrace your own holiday names! Happy Korean New Year! Happy Vietnamese New Year! If you claim that the origin of your holiday is not from China, who cares but who said you can change the name of another country’s holiday? Shouldn’t that be two completely different names just like Christmas vs. Hanukkah.
@@LeahHLI Not talking about the day only in China. Do not misunderstand. Happy Korean New Year!, Happy Vietnamese New Year, Chinese New Year. ---> Better for having one single term Lunar New Year. Like Christmas for everyname. Actually China uese differerent name, Spring Festival, Korea uses Seolnal, etc. in native words. So, the term Lunar New Year provides the best English translated term for every Asian country that the same tradition. Remember, 'Lunar New Year' has been used for DECADES and just recently some American media use 'Chinese New Year'. That's the point I want to recover.
@@pkim5992 yes it’s celebrated by many Asian countries and goes by many names, but it’s called Chinese New Year because it was originated in China, not Korea not Vietnam. You wouldn’t call Christmas Korean Christmas, Thanksgiving Korean Thanksgiving, Hanukkah Korean Hanukkah.