Lunar New Year
Resource guide about the Lunar New Year and celebrations
Lion Dance
The lion dance is a traditional part of the Asian New Year's celebration. According to Chinese tradition the lion represents strength, wisdom, and happiness. The Lion dance to be auspicious, or to bring good fortune and luck, which are important to bring into the new year.
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History, Traditions & Symbolism
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How to Stay Lucky During the Chinese New Year
From Time magazine's site (time.com), provides an overview of traditions and symbols for a lucky new year. -
Information about Chinese New Year
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Lunar New Year's Traditions and Superstitions, Explained
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The Lunar New Year: Rituals and Legends
from Asia for Educators, Columbia University
Chinese New Year information from History.com includes a historical overview and information on the symbolic foods of the Chinese New Year.
One of the first Chinese New Year parades started in San Francisco, California the 1860s. The Southwest Airlines Chinese New Year Parade is the largest Chinese New Year celebrations in the United States.
About the Celebrations
Chinese Calendar and Zodiac
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Astrology and Cosmology in Early China by Learn the animals of the Chinese Zodiac and their characteristics.
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Chinese Zodiac
Information on the Chinese Zodiac. Includes an overview of all the animals and what they may represent. -
Calendars Through the Ages
Provides the history and overview of the Chinese Calendar from WebExhibits.
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Religious Holidays and Calendars by Provides a historical overview of both the Chinese (lunar) calendar and Gregorian (solar) calendar.
