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Chinese New Year
 * Year of the Rabbit
 * Zodiac
 * Calendar
 * Greetings
 * Taboos
 * 21 Facts
 * Red Pockets

 * HOME

 * CALENDAR

 * ZODIAC
   
   * Rat
   * Ox
   * Tiger
   * Rabbit
   * Dragon
   * Snake
   * Horse
   * Goat
   * Monkey
   * Rooster
   * Dog
   * Pig

 * ASTROLOGY
   
   * Zodiac Signs
   * Origin Story
   * Compatibility
   * Ben Ming Nian
   * Tai Sui
   * Five Elements
   * Heavenly Stems
   * Fortune-telling

 * TRADITIONS
   
   * Greetings
   * Decorations
   * 21 Facts
   * Gala
   * Red Pockets
   * Food
   * Drinks
   * Desserts
   * Snacks
   * Clothes
   * Myths
   * Taboos
   * Lantern Festival
 * 21 Things You Didn't Know About Chinese New Year

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Year of the Rabbit


CHINESE NEW YEAR 2023

 * Food
 * Drinks
 * Desserts
 * Snacks
 * Clothes
 * Decorations
 * Myths
 * Gala
 * Red Pockets
 * Lantern Festival




WHEN IS CHINESE NEW YEAR 2023? SUNDAY, JANUARY 22

Chinese New Year 2023 falls on Sunday, January 22nd, 2023, and celebrations
culminate with the Lantern Festival on February 5th, 2023.


HOW LONG IS CHINESE NEW YEAR? 16 DAYS

Celebrations last up to 16 days, but only the first 7 days are considered a
public holiday (January 22nd–January 29th, 2023).


WHAT IS THE 2023 CHINESE ZODIAC? RABBIT

Chinese New Year marks the transition between zodiac signs: 2023 is the Year of
the Rabbit; 2022 the Year of the Tiger.


Zodiac


2023 IS THE YEAR OF THE RABBIT

FESTIVITIES


21 THINGS YOU DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT CHINESE NEW YEAR

Chinese New Year is celebrated by more than 20% of the world, and is the most
important holiday in China.


What's lucky in the year of the Rabbit?
Calendar


CHINESE NEW YEAR 2023 DATES

8 Days

JAN 14TH–21ST

LITTLE YEAR

Preparations for the new year begin on January 14th, 2023, and last until New
Years Eve.

11 Days


JANUARY 22ND–FEB 1ST

SPRING FESTIVAL

Chinese New Year officially begins on January 22nd, 2023, and ends on February
1st.

4 Days

FEB 2ND–5TH

LANTERN FESTIVAL

Preparations begin the 2nd, and the Lantern Festival is held on February 5th.

Checkout our calendar for the full New Year schedule!
12 Zodiac Signs


CHINESE ZODIAC

 1.  2020
     Year of the Rat
 2.  2021
     Year of the Ox
 3.  2022
     Year of the Tiger
 4.  2023
     Year of the Rabbit
 5.  2024
     Year of the Dragon
 6.  2025
     Year of the Snake
 7.  2026
     Year of the Horse
 8.  2027
     Year of the Goat
 9.  2028
     Year of the Monkey
 10. 2029
     Year of the Rooster
 11. 2030
     Year of the Dog
 12. 2031
     Year of the Pig

What's Your Chinese Zodiac Sign?
Traditions


ANCIENT MYTHS, MODERN CUSTOMS

TRADITIONS


CHINESE NEW YEAR TABOOS TO AVOID

Make sure your new year is filled with good fortune by avoiding these 10 new
year taboos!

TRADITIONS


WHAT TO WEAR ON CHINESE NEW YEAR

Not sure what to wear? Learn about historical and contemporary outfits for the
Chinese New Year.

TRADITIONS


TOP 10 CHINESE NEW YEAR MYTHS

From the terrible monster Nian, to gods and superstitions, discover the origins
of the Spring Festival.

TRADITIONS


GANBEI! WHAT TO DRINK AND HOW TO TOAST


DishesDrinksDessertsSnacks


WHAT TO EAT DURING CHINESE NEW YEAR

TRADITIONS


CHINESE NEW YEAR DISHES

TRADITIONS


CHINESE NEW YEAR DESSERTS

TRADITIONS


CHINESE NEW YEAR SNACKS

And what to drink?
Festivities


GIFTS, DECOR, AND SO MUCH MORE

FESTIVITIES


RED POCKETS: HOW MUCH TO GIVE?

Red pockets, or 红包 (hóng bāo), are small red envelopes filled with lucky money
and given to children.

FESTIVITIES


CHINESE NEW YEAR GALA (CCTV)

Shown once a year on new year's eve, CCTV's Gala is the signature variety show
of the Spring Festival.

FESTIVITIES


BEST CHINESE NEW YEAR DECORATIONS

Discover the bright and colorful Spring Festival decorations, their origins,
meanings and more.

FESTIVITIES


THE LANTERN FESTIVAL: CLIMAX OF NEW YEAR CELEBRATIONS

New Year Greetings


HOW TO SAY HAPPY NEW YEAR IN CHINESE

新
Xīn
年
nián
快
kuài
乐
lè!
Learn more new year greetings and etiquette.
Chinese New Year
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TRADITIONS

 * Food
 * Drinks
 * Desserts
 * Snacks
 * Clothes
 * Myths
 * Taboos

FESTIVITIES

 * Calendar
 * Greetings
 * Decorations
 * Gala
 * Red Pockets
 * Lantern Festival

ASTROLOGY

 * 12 Zodiac Signs
 * Origin Story
 * Compatibility
 * Ben Ming Nian
 * Tai Sui
 * Five Elements
 * Heavenly Stems
 * Fortune-telling

ZODIAC

 * Rat
 * Ox
 * Tiger
 * Rabbit
 * Dragon
 * Snake
 * Horse
 * Goat
 * Monkey
 * Rooster
 * Dog
 * Pig

FUN FACTS


21 THINGS YOU DIDN’T KNOW ABOUT CHINESE NEW YEAR

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