Chinese New Year celebrations

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Chinese New Year celebrations are the festivities marking the start of the lunar new year, typically falling in late January or February.

Traditions include family reunions, red decorations, fireworks, lion dances, and exchanging gifts of money in red envelopes.

The celebration spans about fifteen days, ending with the Lantern Festival.

The parade is the highlight of Chinese New Year celebrations in our city.

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