Well, Chinese New Year in 2011 is February 3, and lasts 15 days, so it should end on February 18th.
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The Chinese New Year lasts up to 15 days only in the country but in urban areas it last 7 days. The holiday for this year from Jan 22-28, 2012, start work at Jan 29, 2012. (This holiday is for Chinese New Year, in China it's know as Spring Festival)
Chinese new year, lunar new year, or spring festival.
The origins are lost in legend, but the Chinese New Year is commonly believed to have originated in China.
its the first day of the Chinese Calender, the new year when there are family gatherings, visits to friends and relations and thus it is a Public Holiday
If you live in the United States, there are no "breaks" or "days off" for Chinese New Year. I'm not sure about anywhere else. If you're talking about when it is, it is on January 26, 2009.
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The bigest holiday in Hong Kong is the Chinese New Year. It is the Chinese New Year because Hong kong is in China.
The Chinese New Year is a four day celebration.
Christmas is not a traditional Chinese holiday. They don't really have something they celebrate in its place. However, they still have some major celebrations. Chinese New Year is a very important holiday in China.
No, holiday is not capitalized in this sentence because it is being used generically to refer to any holiday, not as part of a specific name or title.
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The Chinese New Year lasts up to 15 days only in the country but in urban areas it last 7 days. The holiday for this year from Jan 22-28, 2012, start work at Jan 29, 2012. (This holiday is for Chinese New Year, in China it's know as Spring Festival)
In the Chinese Calender the year 2011 is the year of the hare.
Yes, 2011 is considered the Year of the Rabbit in the Chinese zodiac calendar. People born in this year are believed to inherit characteristics associated with the rabbit, such as being gentle, kind-hearted, and sensitive.