Chinese New Year in 2021

Gong Hai Fat Choi! Today is Chinese New Years & I am a proud Canadian Born Chinese. This year I celebrate my birth zodiac, the Year of the Ox! Wishing all my fellow traders a healthy, prosperous & BULLish new year! #GongXiFaCai #CNY2021 #YearOfTheOx #YearOfTheBull https://t.co/NAppvZjmzK

— scalperRyan (@scalperryan) February 12, 2021

Today marks the Year of the Ox in the Chinese zodiac calendar. The ox comes to us as a reminder of strength, perseverance and hard work. All the beautiful reminders we need at this time! Happy New Year to all who celebrate. Stay safe, well and warm! https://t.co/IGhBBbuUVT

— Chief Justice Milvain (@CJMCBE) February 12, 2021

HAPPY CHINESE NEW YEAR! With 20% of the Earth’s population celebrating today with good food, red envelopes, and blessings for everyone, we wish you virtual “gung hay fat choy” which means wishing you great happiness and prosperity as we enter the year of the Ox. #ChineseNewYear https://t.co/jeRnmVWXaL

— Tenfold HR Solutions (@TenfoldHR) February 12, 2021

12 February is the Chinese 🇨🇳 New Year. It's the Year of the (Metal) Ox. 🐂 Thank you for sharing this beautiful fabric collage creation 🎨 with us, Danny Amazonas. 🎨❤️ Blessings and best wishes. ❤️ https://t.co/T3C8dntAKh

— Michelle Morris Artist, Lyricist, Poet, Writer (@MichellePoet) February 11, 2021

Tonight the #CNTower will be lit red for #ChineseNewYear - Year of the Ox / Ce soir la #TourCN sera illuminée en rouge pour le Nouvel An chinois – année du bœuf https://t.co/tCFs5jTR9g

— CN Tower/La Tour CN (@TourCNTower) February 12, 2021

Yay! My first attempt at making homemade lo bak go! 😃 I believe we are officially ready for Chinese New Year! #comfieyums https://t.co/gm3zBBy7OC

— SoybeanJenny (@SoybeanJenny) February 11, 2021

@Quicktake @CLSAInsights Just FYI- luner new year not only celebrate by Chinese. It is celebrated most of the Asian country . I am Tibetan and we celebrate the luner new year on feb 12 as well

— sunshine (@ChemiDolma) February 11, 2021