11Feb,2024
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The Lunar New Year has its roots in Chinese culture, and celebrations are grand with various traditions, festivals, and events.
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Known as Tet Nguyen Dan, Tet is the Vietnamese New Year and is celebrated with family reunions, feasts, and traditional customs.
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Seollal is the Korean New Year, marked by family gatherings, ancestral rituals, and traditional games.
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Lunar New Year, or Chinese New Year, is a significant celebration in Hong Kong, marked by parades, fireworks, and festive events.
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While not a public holiday, the Chinese community in the Philippines celebrates the Lunar New Year with cultural events and festivities.
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The Thai-Chinese community celebrates the Lunar New Year with cultural events, parades, and family gatherings.
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The Taiwanese people celebrate the Lunar New Year with various customs, including family gatherings and the giving of red envelopes (hongbao or angpao).
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