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Celebrated in late January or early February, Chinese New Year starts on a New Moon and ends 15 days later during the Lantern Festival. A sing of Spring, Chinese New Year is the bigest holiday in China. Paper decorations and flours are placed in homes, and people exchange gift. One gift of Chinese New Year is called lucky money. Lucky money is money rapped in small red envelopes it is give to children by freinds and relatives.
Answer Key
Celebrated in late January or early February, Chinese New Year starts on a
New Moon and ends 15 days later during the Lantern Festival. A
sign of spring, Chinese New Year
is the biggest holiday in China. Paper decorations
and flowers are placed in homes, and people
exchange gifts. One gift of Chinese New
Year is called lucky money. Lucky money is money
wrapped in small red envelopes. It is given to children by
friends and relatives.
Article by Gary Hopkins
Education World® Editor in Chief
Copyright © 2004 Education World
02/2005
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