The History of New Year’s Eve
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January 1 is not significant to the Chinese community. Chinese do celebrate January 1 but for most Chinese around the world, Chinese New Year, Spring Festival or the Lunar New Year, is the most important and most festive holiday of the year. Chinese New Year 2022 falls on Tuesday, February 1st, 2022.
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Once again thank you tagging queen @Diamond Lim and info queen @Elsa. I really enjoyed yet another informative post of yours. My new years celebration will start on friday new years eve and go until midnight Saturday new years day we have so many festive things we do to celebrate as well as a huge family dinner on new years day I'm so excited to see what this new year brings. I hope everyone has a safe, fun, blessed new years
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Thanks @Elsa for an interesting read on celebrating the New Year. I am originally from Newfoundland which is the most Easternly part of North America & has it's own time zone so I actually celebrate New Year's twice. Midnight in Newfoundland is 10:30 EST so on New Year's Eve my family & I raise our glasses and celebrate with our family in NL at 10:30 p.m. and we celebrate again at midnight in Ontario, Canada.There is a well known song with a chorus " So half an hour later on the island in the sea, she may be late but she's still great, she means the world to me. When God designed creation and drew up his master plan, he spent half an hour later creating Newfoundland." Author is Charlie Russell, a young man who wrote the song after moving away from home.
Thanks for the tag @Diamond Lim & hoping that everyone had a very Merry Christmas and/or Happy Holiday & wishing you all a Happy & Healthy New Year! 🍾🥂
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@Elsa Good to see you keeping the new members as well as seasoned members informed as some might not know about the traditional ways of celebrating New Year's from the different countries around the world......and any miss information can be cleared up with your most definitely true ways everyone enjoys the traditional celebration and ours here in America.....
Thanks for the tag @Diamond Lim Queen of Tags and dear sweet friend 😉😎♥️💯
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Hello there! @Elsa 👋
I am from Malaysia. 🇲🇾
So here is my time now :
That's means my Malaysian time is 10:41 am (27th December 2021) then USA time is 9:41 pm (26th December 2021) and Central European Time is 4:41 am (27th December 2021). 😊
And I will take a picture of Happy New Year 2022 Celebration in my country if I can. 😄
Anyway, I put my Happy New Year profile picture created by myself and signature created by you on yesterday. 👇😄
Thank you for your creating amazing signature for me. ❤️😊
2022 is almost there! Everyone! 2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣2️⃣
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Yeah! Like you answered! Happy Chinese New Year 2022 is on 1st February 2021 on our country (also some countries who have Buddhism on their countries). And of course! @Elsa is really Info Queen and I am really Tagging Queen (also called queen of the tags). Thank you for your calling me Tagging Queen. @KCullen127 😄
And also thank you for your calling me Tagging Queen. @me6412 @JessicaBilly and @Warriorcatslover 😊
