Lunar New Year 2022: Year of the Tiger

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What's in Store for the Year of the Tiger?
- Exploring Lunar New Year 2022.
The Lunar New Year, also known as the Spring Festival, is the most important holiday in China and other parts of East Asia. It’s celebrated at the turn of each year. The celebration lasts two weeks and includes visits to family members, festive decorations in homes, cleaned up streets, gifts given to younger children by elders, and food eaten during this time. It’s a time to be thankful for all that has been achieved over the course of the past year and set new goals for what you want to achieve in the next year. Here are some highlights from around the world celebrating this holiday.

The Tiger is the fifth animal in the Chinese Zodiac. They are known for being happy and easy-going. They are also good at problem solving and are intelligent. Those born in this year are ambitious, confident, decisive, expressive, and courageous. The tiger is a symbol of power and success in Asia, where it is used to represent courage, strength, vigor and nobility.

Tigers prefer to live alone but they can get along with others if they want to. Those born in this year should be careful about their health because they can be prone to disease or injury.

The Importance of Lunar New Year
The celebration lasts two weeks and includes visits to family members, festive decorations in homes, cleaned up streets, gifts given to younger children by elders, and food eaten during this time. It’s a time to be thankful for all that has been achieved over the course of the past year and set new goals for what you want to achieve in the next year.

Lunar New Year is one of the most important holidays in the Chinese calendar. It is an occasion for family-centered celebration, including gathering together with close ones to share traditions, greetings, food, and gifts. This year, the Year of the Tiger will bring with it new beginnings.