Chinese New Year in 2023

Chinese New Year Quick Facts - EU 2023

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2023 Date	22 January 2023
2024 Date	10 February 2024

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Chinese New Year in

Sunday, 22 Jan

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Chinese New Year in 2023

Chinese New Year or Spring Festival celebrates a year of hard work and gives people the opportunity to wish for a lucky new year. It is China's most important festival and involves family reunions, elaborate decorations and giving red envelopes.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for Chinese New Year - in 2023

Updated 05:02

Chinese New Year 2023 begins today and celebrations culminate with the Lantern Festival on February 5th, 2023. Wishing everyone celebrating a very happy new year. https://t.co/6alQHsyLQN
— CommissionairesGL (@CMGreatLakes) January 22, 2023

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— Bunnies | Happy Chinese New Year Festival (@BunniesInChina) January 21, 2023

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— Bunnies | Happy Chinese New Year Festival (@BunniesInChina) January 21, 2023

Happy Chinese New Year 🧧
— Khloë 🇨🇦 (@khloe) January 21, 2023

Celebrations for the Lunar New Year begin on Jan 22. The first day after the new moon is a religious and cultural festival celebrated by Chinese, Vietnamese and Koreans of Buddhist and other backgrounds as New Year’s Day. We send our best wishes to all who will be celebrating.
— Shawn Lehman (@161616SL) January 20, 2023

The Essex County Chinese Canadian Association (ECCCA) invites the public to celebrate the 'Year of the Rabbit' at Devonshire Mall this weekend. https://t.co/Le1xlnQJV6
— CTV Windsor (@CTVWindsor) January 21, 2023

Today we celebrated Korean, Vietnamese and Chinese Lunar New Year and Seollal with friends and neighbors. My heart is full, Saehae Bok Mani Badeuseyo.❤️ https://t.co/leNR2i6IJB
— Megan Oddsen (@MeganShmegan) January 23, 2023

Today is Lunar New Year, observed by countries across Asia and their diasporas, leading to some people pushing back against incorrectly using "Chinese New Year" to mark the holiday. https://t.co/dwttI3vMBx
— AJ+ (@ajplus) January 22, 2023

Happy lunar new year! We Chinese wish each other happiness and prosperity for the new year. Today was certainly prosperous for birding, as I tallied two great horned owls and four northern saw-whet owls! This northern saw-whet owl was in the Bronx. #birds #birdwatching #wildlife https://t.co/DW8pfCDTAA
— David Lei (@davidlei) January 23, 2023