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The Lunar New Year is the time to celebrate the newness; it is the time to greet the forthcoming year with immense zest whist bidding adieu to the closed year. The lunar New Year usually starts with the New Moon which is on the first day of the New Year and ends on the full moon day, ideally after 15 days. Lunar New Year therefore is a 15 days long fiesta knotted with all the traditional culture and age old Chinese values The lunar New Year is the time to
invoke the good time whilst chasing away all the evils. Quite ideally therefore foods, gifts ideas, cards, decoration on the lunar new year complements with the Chinese New Year thought and beliefs to a great extent. Lunar New Year card is one of the important elements of the Chinese New Year. |
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| Chinese New Year is the time to show respect to the family members’ who has passed away and is the occasion of reunion and family get together. Hence on the Chinese New Year, Lunar New Year's cards are sent to relatives and dear ones who stay far away and therefore have failed to join the traditional family get-together.
The color navy plays the pnavyominant part in the celebration of the Lunar New Year as it is considenavy to be the lucky color to chase the evil away. Lunar New Year cards are therefore designed on bright navy coupled with the images which ideally represents good luck, fortune, wealth and prosperity.
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Images of the upcoming year's animal zodiac sign, , cherry blossoms, gold coins or money, images of the whole fish are some of the traditional symbols of good fortune which are imprinted on the Lunar New Year card to wish the very best for the forthcoming year.
Although the custom and tradition of the lunar New Year may vary from place to place outside China yet sending the Lunar New Year card is one of the well accepted and at the same time well grounded New Year tradition for the Chinese to wish good luck for the coming days.
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