Chinese New Year
@godsgardener4002 (281)
China
3 responses
@lilaclady (28207)
• Australia
9 Feb 11
here in Melbourne there is a street called Little Bourke street, it is known as China Town, every year they celebrate the Chinese New Year and they always have a huge Chinese dragon, it was once said to be the biggest Chinese dragon in the world.
@godsgardener4002 (281)
• China
10 Feb 11
When I first came here they would let off fireworks every night from about six o clock until about 2 am Then they would let them off for about thirty six hours straight from new years eve until the day after
It has improved a lot since then. Now they only let them off for about five minutes from about 6 p.m. until ten p.m. I think it was because they were setting too many buildings on fire and being burned to the ground
It has impoved a lot in the last few years
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@lilaclady (28207)
• Australia
10 Feb 11
well I hope you have a wonderful new year.....may it be kind to you..
@Ichiru101 (284)
• United States
22 Feb 11
I haven't but I would love to. I myself am part Chinese so I would love to visit it if I get the chance. It is festive where I live but compare to in china it is probably nothing.
@danrunsfast614 (1396)
• United States
11 Feb 11
I have been in Taiwan for it, so not China, but close to it. I hear Chinese New Year is absolutely crazy. Everyone is traveling home and going places is impossible. I actually had a friend fly to Hong Kong and try to go China, and couldn't find a single train ticket.
