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Chinese Year - Culture, Family, Travel, Consumer Reviews - Posted: 30th Jan, 2017 - 2:20pm
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Happy Spring Festival!
Post Date: 28th Jan, 2006 - 4:37pm / Post ID: #
Chinese New Year
Happy Spring Festival(Chinese New Year) everybody!
Today, especially now, is the chinese traditional festival called the Spring Festival!it's as important as Christmas in the western countries to the Chinese people. Very glad to say happy new year in this way to all of you!
Rather off topic, but...
I know this discussion forum connects to the people around world,and everybody would like to hear the voice from everywhere, I happened to find this forum last year summer and still think it's a fantastic and meaningful website for me to browse and explore.and I'm glad to meet the friends all over the world! I'm a traditional Chinese girl in Shanghai,and I think I'll come here more often as much as I could.
I know this discussion forum connects to the people around world,and everybody would like to hear the voice from everywhere, I happened to find this forum last year summer and still think it's a fantastic and meaningful website for me to browse and explore.and I'm glad to meet the friends all over the world! I'm a traditional Chinese girl in Shanghai,and I think I'll come here more often as much as I could.
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Happy Chinese New Year, Alexandrage! And to all folks, of course 
Here is how it was celebrated in Asia:
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QUOTE BEIJING (AFP) - With fireworks, fairs, feasting and family reunions, millions of Asians greeted the start of the Year of the Dog.
Celebrations in the Chinese capital Beijing went with a bang with the return -- after a 12-year ban -- of fireworks and firecrackers.
Some 600,000 boxes were sold under strict controls by the city government.
After visits to temples, traditional fairs and new year meals, Beijing residents marked the holiday with a deafening noise barrage to frighten evil spirits away.
As fireworks lit up the night sky in the city of 15 million, almost 30,000 police were deployed to forestall accidents and hospitals went on alert.
Celebrations in the Chinese capital Beijing went with a bang with the return -- after a 12-year ban -- of fireworks and firecrackers.
Some 600,000 boxes were sold under strict controls by the city government.
After visits to temples, traditional fairs and new year meals, Beijing residents marked the holiday with a deafening noise barrage to frighten evil spirits away.
As fireworks lit up the night sky in the city of 15 million, almost 30,000 police were deployed to forestall accidents and hospitals went on alert.
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