How Asians Celebrate Lunar New Year Worldwide

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Jan. 28, 2017 marks the start of the Chinese Lunar New Year. But Asian cultures around the world are also celebrating the start of the lunisolar calendar with their own unique traditions, dances and decadent foods. Check out some of the most colorful Lunar New Year customs.

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コメント (21)

@ElainaWilliams994 7年前

I went to a Vietnamese new year celebration last night. Beautiful experience.
@cfwin1776 2年前

This lady is not quite correct on the relationship between Chinese New Year and lunar new year. It is the new year on the Chinese calendar which is based on the phases of the moon (lunar). This is the reason it’s also called lunar new year. They are one and the same.
@LanJetmew 2年前

happy Chinese NewYear🎉
@LANA_AAA 3年前

HAPPY LUNAR NEW YEAR 😍
@elly_angelic 3年前

somehow,, the part where they were releasing the laterns made me wanna cry ;-; as a half asian person who doesn't know much abt their culture and feels like they're missing out and wants to learn more ~~~
@alcalibur7108 3年前

Celebrating this Friday and curious about how to do it right, on a date!
@user-jy2bx6hf5t 2年前

Happy Chinese New Year!
@WickedWeekee 3年前

So informative
@Evie-Frye 3年前

Wish All Everyone Happy Lunar New Year, Happy and Peaceful, Healthy Year
@mkktbkkt3236 1年前

Happy Chinese New Year
@kleshio1285 3年前

Happy lunar new year 🎉🧧🧨🎎🀄🏮
@user-zv5bb9yk5r 1年前

Happy Chinese new year！
@hellospring8661 3年前

Thank you for saying lunar new year and this was a great video!!!!!
@user-zs3zo3wv4m 7年前

祝各位新年快乐🎉🎆
@aubsmataubs 3年前

I could be wrong, but I believe in Korea, Han Bok is a baby’s 100th day of existence! I had one
@jieqidu3600 1年前

there is a historical knowledge: lunar Calendar was created by Chinese. It is also called Chinese Calendar. And Chinese has spent lunar new year for a long time before other Asian countries settled. Just like Christmas, it was celebrated in Western countries, now it is also celebrated in many Asian countries. but Christmas is not belong to Asian or come from Asian countries.
@Anhchan1211 7年前

The Vietnamese traditional dress is misspelled! It's 'Áo Dài' not 'Áo Dái'. Please correct it!!!!
@yukie725 1年前

My ethnicity is Chinese ‘华人’ but not citizen of China'中国人’--which also translate as Chinese. I celebrate CHINESE NEW YEAR bcoz of my ethnicity. If this festival be rename to others, Then, pls allow me to name the language I'm using now as 'Globalish' instead of English.
@xxzz9683 4年前

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@anvu8524 4年前

Can you remove the impeachment video out? it does not relate to the topic