Chinese New Year By Elizabeth Aromando. Foods for Chinese New Year Foods for Chinese New Year. And rice is the most popular foods. And it out comes from.

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Chinese New Year By Elizabeth Aromando

Foods for Chinese New Year Foods for Chinese New Year. And rice is the most popular foods. And it out comes from the dirt but only some foods like rice, cabbage and carrots. But there is a lot more in china so a lot of people eat it. And also in some contrives rice is very popular because if people go to a Chinese restaurant they will order rice.

Oranges and Tangerines make good fortune For the Chinese people oranges and tangerines can make good fortune. Every Year when hey have Chinese New Year they always put out oranges and tangerines. For Chinese New Year they always put out foods like the oranges and tangerines so nothing bad would happen.

Red is good luck for Chinese Red is good luck for the Chinese In the Chinese they red is for them to protect themselves from the dragon because the dragon hates red. And even the Chinese houses their wall is colored red also the Chinese close are red. But usually when they go to Chinese New Year calibrations they wear red.

The dragon Dance In China for fun they do the dragon dance for Chinese New Year but it’s also a special tradition for the Chinese. But there was a dragon that was the evil spirit and the Chinese celebrate it.

Chinese Symbols Chinese symbols In China every year when its Chinese New Year they have different kinds of symbols every year. Like the monkey, horse, snake and the dragon but they have lots more symbols. And that is a family tradition.