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The Chinese New Year Festivals and Prayers have marketed the start of the year of the snake.
HUNDREDS LINED UP IN THE HOURS BEFORE MIDGHIGHT AT THE WONG TAI SILE TAOIST TEMPLE IN HONG KOND IN A BID TO BE AMONG THE FIRST TO PUT INCENSE STICKS IN THE STANDS IN THE FRONT OF THE TEMPLE’S MAIN HALL.
The Holiday – Known as the Spring Festival in China, Tet in Vietnam and Seollal in Korea – is a Major Festival Celebrated by communities around the world. The snake, one of 12 animals in the Chinese zodiac, followed the just-ended year of the dragon.
The sound of firecrackers greeted the new year outside Guan di Temple in Malaysia’s Capital, Kuala Lumpur, on Wednesday, followed by Lion dances to the rhythmic beat of drums and small cymbals.
Ethnic Chinese Holding Incense Sticks in front of them Bowed Several Times Inside the Temple Before Sticking The Incense into Elaborate Gold-Colored Pots, The Smoke Rising From The Burning Tips.
Many Chinese Who Work in Bigger Cities Return Home During the eight-day national holiday in what is described as the world’s biggest annual movement of humanity.
Beijing, China’s Capital, has turned into a bit of a ghost town, with many shops closed and normally crowded roads and subways emptied out.
Russians cheered, waved and took smartphone photos of a colorful procession with drummers, costumed dancers and large dragon and snake figures hero aloft that kicked off a 10-day lunar new year festival in Moscow on tuesday night.
Visitors Shouted “Happy New Year” in Russian and expressed delight at being able to experience Chinese food and culture in Moscow, including folk performances and booths selling snacks and artwork.
