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Chinese New Year, Must It Always be Raining?

This weekend people around the world will celebrate Chinese New Year 2569 according to Kongzili, the lunar Chinese calendar.

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A man replaces old lanterns with new ones at Amurva Bhumi Temple in Karet, South Jakarta, ahead of imlek or Lunar New Year celebration on Tuesday (13/2). Several temples in Jakarta prepared for the celebration along with rituals, which mark the Lunar New Year.

This weekend, precisely on Friday, Feb. 16, 2018, people around the world will celebrate Chinese New Year 2569 according to Kongzili, the lunar Chinese calendar. From Feb. 16, 2018 to Feb. 4, 2019, all Chinese people and Chinese descendants throughout the world will pass the Year of the Brown Earth Dog.

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