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Spring cleaning, home decorations, paying respects, receiving hongbao and all things red: these are part and parcel of Chinese New Year celebrations, each holding special and auspicious significance for the coming year. This web site has both Chinese and English version.

Questions:

  1. Why Chinese families do house cleaning for Chinese New Year? What are their actions symbolized?
  2. What's another name for New Year's eve dinner?
  3. What did some businessmen doing during the Chinese New Year?
  4. What are some popular Chinese characters people usually use?
  5. What do the color "red" symbolized in Chinese society?