Chinese New Year 2020
Chinese New Year is the most important Chinese holiday. Mark it on the lunar-solar (Chinese) calendar, so their chronology does not coincide with the usual time for us. The duration of the celebration of the Chinese New Year (or the Chinese themselves are called the Lunar New Year) lasts about 15 days. During this time, life in China becomes non-working, the inhabitants of the Celestial Empire take a rest, celebrate the holiday with the family. Just at this time, the Chinese are visiting their relatives and friends. They shop, watch traditional Chinese shows, fireworks and plan for the next year.
Unlike the New Year, which begins on January 1 every year, the Chinese New Year date changes yearly and it depends on the Moon cycle. In 2020 year in China celebrate 4718 year Rat (Mouse), which begins 25-01-2020 05:41 sa and lasting up to 12-02-2021 03:05 fr, then to him in 2021 will come the year Bull (Cow). City Manila.
Traditional Chinese New Year is confined to the winter new moon after the complete lunar cycle, which took place after the winter solstice (that is, on the second new moon after December 21). In the Gregorian calendar this corresponds to one of the days between January 21 and February 21.
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