@laybin0914 I respect your country’s new year and I respect the history and custom of Korean.but everyone has their choice to choose celebrate CNY or seollal,we can’t force them to celebrate each one of them. You guys respect the influence China has brought to the Asian culture,that’s enough
@laybin0914 In the history,Korea used to be one vassal state of former china government like Qing and Ming dynasties.and your government didn’t celebrate the first day of Jan until 1999.but the history of CNY in China has 4000 years.
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Why is it the Chinese New Year and not the Lunar New Year?
As a traditional festival that has been handed down in China for thousands of years, it makes me feel disrespected that in recent years it has suddenly been forced to change its name to LNY
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@laybin0914 History knows no boundaries ,you cannot deny that Korea has been deeply influenced by Chinese history since ancient times. The Chinese new year we celebrate nowadays is according to Solar-Lunar Compound Calendar,is not only the lunar calendar,that’s the point
@ljnuyh I respect the korean history .And people all over the world can celebrate this festival together.But the point is we can’t ignore the origin of it,just like you can’t call it Korean Christmas just because you celebrate .the lunar calendar was created by ancient Chinese people.
@ljnuyh Have you ever known that Chunjie today originated from China?if you guys don’t celebrate Chinese new year so what are you guys celebrating today? As far as I know,the Luna new year is refer to Chinese new year .