This important cultural holiday started on Friday, February 12th this year. In China and in communities around the world, it extends into a week-long celebration.
Lunar New Year is more broadly celebrated in Asia and areas of the Middle East with varying traditions and expressions.
The Chinese lettering on the image below is taken from both Mandarin and Cantonese to convey “New Year Goodness!” and “Happiness and Prosperity!” greetings.
Read more about the cultural customs and celebrations of Chinese Lunar New Year.