Question

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Answer 1

Chinese New Year is the most important traditional celebration of the Chinese. The festival usually begins on the first day of the first month of the Chinese calendar and ends with the Lampion Festival, which is held for fifteen days. The New Year's Eve is called chú xī. The origin of the celebration is centuries old and is surrounded by many legends and customs. In ancient times, this period was one in which people reflected on how they behaved and what they believed more in the last year. The Chinese New Year enters countries and territories with large Chinese population, such as the People's Republic of China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Macao, Vietnam, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, as well as in the Chinese neighborhood of cities around the world. The Chinese New Year is considered to be a great feast in China and has over the years influenced the New Year's celebration by the nearby peoples as well as the cultures with which the closest Chinese, such as the Koreans, Seollal), Tibetans and Bhutanians (Losar), Mongols (Tsagaan Sar), Vietnamese (Tết) and Japanese before 1873 (O-shōgatsu). In countries such as Australia, Canada, and the United States, although Chinese New Year is not a holiday celebration, ethnic Chinese celebrate, and postal issues issue thematic. On the territory of China, customs and regional traditions on this occasion are very diverse. People buy gifts, decorations, textiles, food and clothing. There is a habit of every family doing a general cleaning in the house to remove any misfortune in the hope of a better year. The windows and doors are decorated with red paper decorations and tweets on popular themes: "happiness", "wealth" and "long life". Dinner served in the family during New Year's Eve includes pork, duck or chicken, as well as a sweet dessert, and the evening ends with fireworks. The next morning, the children greet their parents with a new happy and healthy, receiving money in paper-wrapped dresses.