Elementary school classrooms celebrate cultural holidays—Lunar New Year!

小学课堂都在庆祝文化节日——农历新年！

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The Lunar New Year begins February 14, and is traditionally a popular time for travel in Asia.

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But he says airlines,hotels and tourist attractions expect a successful Lunar New Year holiday.

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China welcomed the start of the new lunar year with traditional deafening and dazzling firework displays.

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Lunar New Year, the most important holiday in Chinese culture, falls on 10 February this year.

BBC: Celebrate Lunar New Year in New York City

On Lunar New Year and the autumn harvest holiday Chuseok, the entire country takes part in ancestor rites.

BBC: A free meal with South Korea's monks

All in all, China's Lunar New Year is shaping up to be a Leaner New Year.

NPR: Leaner New Year: China Tones Down The Celebrations