Chinese New Year in 2021

祝您新年快乐 Zhù nín xīnnián hǎo, Happy Chinese New Year! New Zealand filmmakers Rudall and Ramai Hayward travelled to China in the 1950s and made three films, including 'Inside Red China' (1958), a particularly European view on the country. https://t.co/MivSIW0IkI https://t.co/poPKsqmzGS

— Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision (@ngataonga) February 11, 2021

*lunar new year not just Chinese lol 🥴

— Gina Dao-McLay (@gina_quynh) February 11, 2021

@3AW693 yet Chinese New year events are going ahead

— Michael (@mikpara) February 10, 2021

Happy Chinese New Year! Xin nian kwai le! Gong hey fat choy! 新年快乐! Today marks the start of the year of the ox, the second animal in the Chinese zodiac calendar. Those born in the ox year are traditionally thought to be reliable, strong, determined, and diligent. https://t.co/cpVL7A5Q2q

— National Library of New Zealand (@NLNZ) February 12, 2021

Happy Chinese New Year - wishing everyone a safe and healthy Year of the Ox. I'm grateful that I can fly up to Auckland to spend time with family this weekend when that's still a bad idea in so many places around the world. Wan Shi Ru Yi!

— Andrew Chen (@andrewtychen) February 11, 2021

Happy Chinese Lunar New Year! 恭喜发财! Gong Xi Fa Cai! Wish you good fortune, good health, and a prosperous Year of the Ox! #Auckland #ChineseNewYear #madewithunity #AugmentedReality https://t.co/GVHgsSx5Bf

— Jiadong Chen (@chen_jd) February 11, 2021

On Saturday I attended the Multicultural Festival in celebration of Chinese New Year. This event was a big success with 15 ethnic performing groups and 400 audiences, and lots of positive feedback from the VIPs, performers and audiences. Thank you Multicultural Council Wellington https://t.co/PTjyRiqSjg

— Mayor of Wellington (@MayorOfWelly) February 2, 2021