CHINESE NEW YEAR: WHO CELEBRATES IT?
Karakura News | Marceline Klein
When January ends and February rolls around, you might start seeing red lanterns, gold decorations and maybe even hear a firecracker or two. That’s because Chinese New Year- also known as the Spring Festival- is right around the corner! But here’s something you might not know, despite the name, it’s not just China celebrating. Crazy, right?
Chinese New Year follows the lunar calendar, meaning the date shifts every year, typically falling between late January and mid-February and lasts for a lengthy 15 to 16 days. While it’s the most important holiday in China, the celebrations stretch far beyond its borders. Countries like Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and...