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CHINESE CELEBRATIONS
BY: AUTUMN RODEWALD
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Jim Nix / Nomadic Pursuits
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CHINESE NEW YEAR
Falls between 21 January and 20 February
Foods- long noodles, mandarin oranges, chicken, fish, and more
Dragon and Lion Dances are believed to evict bad spirits
Red- emblem of joy
Lantern- used on the 15th day of the New Year
Photo by
Global Jet
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MID-AUTUMN FESTIVAL
The three fundamental concepts- gathering, thanksgiving, and praying
During the celebration they do dragon and lion dances and burn incense
Colorful lanterns- some write riddles on them, some release them into the sky, some carry them
Making and sharing moon cakes is a well practiced tradition
Celebrated on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month
Drinks- most drink the cassia wine
Photo by
doctorho
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LABA FESTIVAL
8th day of the 12th lunar moon
Celebrates the new harvest
Laba garlic and laba congee
Photo by
yewenyi
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WINTER SOLSTICE
Celebrations- dancing, singing, feasting, etc.
Between December 21-23
Food- tangyuan
Gatherings at ancestor temples
Photo by
mauroPPP
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DRAGON BOAT FESTIVAL
5th day of the 5th lunar moon
Consists of dragon boat racing
Food- zongzi and xionghuangiji
Activities- hanging an egg at noon while drinking realgar wine
Photo by
rbglasson
Autumn Rodewald
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