The Chinese New Year is coming on Jan. 29. It is called The Year of the Snake. Here in the United States, our own Year of the Snake started on Jan. 20 with Donald Trump’s inauguration. Unfortunately our Year of the Snake will last for four years. During this period Trump will cater to and enhance the wealthy by giving them additional tax breaks financed by raising the national debt ceiling. While the wealthy will get tax breaks they don’t need, …

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On the eve of the 2025 Chinese New Year (January 29), government officials from the Greater Philadelphia region wish Epoch readers and New Tang visitors a happy new year! Philadelphia City Councilman Mark Squilla (Mark Squilla): “On behalf of the 1st district of Philadelphia, I wish everyone a happy new year! This year is the Chinese Year of the Snake, or the Year of the Dragon. It is very important to be able to celebrate the cultural heritage …

在2025中國新年(1月29日)前夕，大費城地區政要祝大紀元讀者及新唐人觀眾新年快樂！ 費城市議員馬克·斯奎拉（Mark Squilla）：「我代表費城第一區，祝大家新年快樂！今年是中國黃曆蛇年，也就是小龍年。能夠慶祝我們華人社區的文化傳統非常重要。我代表唐人街，唐人街是我們費城文化的重要組成部分。我們希望不僅唐人街的居民和華人能夠...

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The Newark Museum of Art invites the community to ring in the Year of the Snake at its family-friendly Lunar New Year celebration on Saturday, Feb. 8 from noon to 5 p.m. The free event will feature dance performances, acrobatics, crafts, food, and more. The full timeline of performances will be announced closer to the event date.

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The Chinese horoscope is a millenary practice that guides millions of people around the world. Every year, a new animal and element take charge, influencing different aspects of our life. In 2025, it will be the turn of the Wood Snake. What symbolizes this enigmatic combination? How will it affect our life? Then, we share all the details.When does the Chinese New Year begin to come?While in the West we mark the beginning of a new year on January…

El horóscopo chino es una práctica milenaria que guía a millones de personas en todo el mundo. Cada año, un nuevo animal y elemento toman el mando, influyendo en diferentes aspectos de nuestra vida. En 2025, será el turno de la Serpiente de Madera. ¿Qué simboliza esta enigmática combinación? ¿Cómo afectará a nuestra vida? A continuación, te compartimos todos los detalles.¿CUÁNDO EMPIEZA A REGIR EL PRÓXIMO AÑO NUEVO CHINO?Mientras en Occidente ma…

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Chinese New Year 2025: Official start date of the Year of the Wood Snake

CHINATOWNS across the Philippines were upbeat in their preparation for the Chinese Spring Festival that marks the beginning of the Lunar New Year. This year, Chinese New Year, or the Year of the Wood Snake, begins on Jan. 29. The Chinese Spring Festival was recognized by the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (Unesco) as part of the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. "This recognit…

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Chinese New Year celebration trancends cultural limits

The City of Tulsa’s Asian Affairs Commission will host Tulsa’s first community Lunar New Year event Feb. 1, 2025, from 6-9 p.m. at the 101 Archer Building in the Tulsa Arts District. The post Tulsa’s Asian Affairs Commission hosts first Lunar New Year celebration first appeared on The Journal Record.

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Here are some ways to celebrate the Lunar New Year in and around the neighborhood! It's the year of the snake! Chinese New Year Parade Immerse yourself in the festivities and ring in the year of the dragon by watching Boston’s Annual Chinese New Year Parade on Sunday, February 18th, in Chinatown.  This event includes [...] The post A Guide to Celebrating the Lunar New Year appeared first on Caught In Southie.

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From high pole lion dancing to a giant 20-metre artwork, Parramatta is pulling out all the stops to celebrate the Lunar New Year next weekend. As the world officially slithers into the Year of the Snake on January 29, City of Parramatta is encouraging the community to come together and mark the occasion on Saturday, February 1. From 4-9pm, locals will be able to enjoy traditional workshops, cultural activities and plenty of mouthwatering food an…

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How to celebrate the Chinese New Year and Lunar New Year in Champaign-Urbana One of the great things about living in Champaign-Urbana is the bounty of cultures represented here. It seems like we just finished with Jan. 1 New Year celebrations, and now it’s already time for another fun New Year occasion — the Lunar New Year, which this year falls on Jan. 29. The Chinese New Year may be the most well known, but it is also the Korean and Vietnamese…

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Celebrating the Chinese New Year and Lunar New Year in Champaign-Urbana

Chinese New Year is a time of joy and warmth, where family and friends gather to celebrate the beginning of a new year.

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