Published 1 year ago

Year of the Rabbit ushers in a new time of prosperity

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As of Jan. 22, Asian communities around the world will celebrate the start of a new year and new opportunities for prosperity. The Year of the Rabbit is one of the 12-year cycles of animals in the Chinese zodiac. In Chinese culture, the rabbit is associated with gentleness, kindness, and a sense of calm.

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Vancouver Sun

Year of the Rabbit ushers in a new time of prosperity

Lunar New Year traditions play a significant role throughout the 15-day festival. Red lanterns symbolize good luck and happiness.

1 year ago·Vancouver, Canada

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White Rock Lake Weekly

Traditions usher in Year of the Rabbit

From Staff Reports Celebrate the Year of the Rabbit with NorthPark Center and the Crow Museum on Saturday, January 21. Lunar New Year celebrations generate excitement throughout the world, especially in Asia. Typically lasting about 15 days, Lunar New Year inspires the most important and festive holiday of the year. Photo by Can Turkyilmaz Lunar New Year is based on the lunar (moon) calendar and does not always fall on the same date. This year w…

1 year ago·Dallas, United States

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