Chinese New Year
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- 2. 2023 is the Year of the ________.
- 8. The shape of this food looks like a Chinese tael (ancient Chinese money) and consists of meat fillings.
- 9. All _______ is done before the celebration to get rid of bad luck from the previous year.
- 10. The number of animals in the Chinese zodiac.
- 12. This colour symbolises fire and Chinese believe it drives away bad luck.
- 13. How many days do Chinese New Year celebrations last?
- 15. On the ________ day of the Chinese New Year, everyone turns one year older. Chinese believe all human beings were created on this day.
- 16. Presents of money given in red envelopes (in Mandarin).
- 17. The first animal in the Chinese Zodiac.
- 18. Wearing new ______ signifies a new year.
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- 1. Chinese New Year is also known as the ____ Festival.
- 3. The Chinese have celebrated the New Year for _______ of years.
- 4. On Chinese New Year Eve, families gather together to have ________ dinner.
- 5. During Chinese New Year, family and friends _______ one another's homes.
- 6. The ________ Festival marks the end of Chinese New Year celebrations.
- 7. Not allowed on New Year's Day as it would get rid of good fortune.
- 11. Chinese New Year is based on the dates of the _____ calendar.
- 13. Gong Xi Fa Cai means May You Have Good _________.
- 14. Chinese eat this seafood during Chinese New Year to symbolise having 'surplus'.