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* Chinese festivals Chinese traditional festivals include: Spring Festival, Lantern Festival, Qingming Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, Double-Seventh Day, Mid-Autumn Festival, Double-Ninth Day, Winter Solstice and so on. Now we focus on the festivals as follows: Spring Festival Lantern Festival Qingming Festival Dragon boat Fetival Mid-autumn Festival Chun means spring. This is for Chinese New Year In Chinese calendar, one of the scheme for counting years is a 12-year cycle. One counts from Year 1,2,3,... up to 12. Then starts over from Year 1. (In modern mathematics, this is modulo 12.) Instead of inventing 12 special symbols for this purpose, 12 animals are used to represent these 12 years. Rabbit (hare), for example, is the 4-th year of the cycle. Fu is a lucky word , it is very easy to say it . Around the Chinese New Year, people often put up a poster with this word on it - upside down! Its the only time when a Chinese word is posted upside down intentionally. Like this. Each new year, people will decorate their homes with many New Year Graphics; the best of which are from the small town called Yangliuqing. Yanliuqing paintings were first produced between 1573 and 1620. Please look at these The Chinese New Year is celebrated on the second new moon (Lunar) after the Winter Solstice (Solar). New Year Symbolism red: predominant color used. chicken (ji) and fish (yu) are homophonous with fortunate and plenty to spare. If dishes were broken, words sui sui ping an (peace from year to year) are uttered. The words are relevant in this special occasion since sui (broken) is homophonous with the word meaning year. Thus, a bad omen becomes a good one. 幻灯片 1  It was the 15th day of the first lunar month-Yuanxiao Jie, known as the lantern Festival. It marks the end of the New Year celebrations. Yuan literally means first, while Xiao refers to night. Yuanxiao is the first time when we see the full moon in the new year. It is