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Chinese New Year - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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New Year - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Health information for people traveling to Asia to celebrate the Lunar New Year (February 7, 2008) ... In the News; Keeping Yourself Safe from Bird Flu: An Important Message for People Traveling to Asia To Celebrate the Lunar New Year (February 7, 2008) ; This information is current as of today, November 10, 2009 at 07:02 EST...
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Friday marks the Lunar New Year, called "Tet" by the Vietnamese. While it is a holiday celebrated particularly in Asian countries, it also will be celebrated by The Vietnam Center at ... Trinh said there also is a fair in his hometown to celebrate the New Year where many people go to play games or see a fireworks show.
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Koreans usually celebrate two New Year's: one on January 1st according to the solar calendar, and another according to the lunar calendar, falling this year on February 7th. During Seollal (Lunar New Year's Day), most people go back to their hometowns to perform ceremonial rites, paying their respect to their ancestors,
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The Tibetans and Yi's family and shop staff held a dinner together to celebrate the Lunar New Year's eve. ... Ahead of the Lunar New Year, President Hu Jintao visited the eastern province of Jiangxi on Saturday and Sunday, calling on revolutionary veterans, model workers and farmers.
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Say hello to the Year of the Ox. China and neighboring Asian countries celebrate the lunar new year with festivities. ... Happy New Year! And Welcome to the Chinese Zodiac...
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