@TonyDarkness21@Tesla_Asia Anyone celebrating the New Year from January 28th to February 12th should refer to it as Chinese New Year.The Chinese calendar is a lunisolar calendar, not a purely lunar one. Please use "Happy Chinese New Year"
"Happy lunar new year"is wrong
@porysmail@Tesla_Asia@tomzhu_nz Koreans resist stealing traditional customs and festivals in China because of their historical inferiority and use them as a fig leaf for their poor history.