Chinese New Year Celebration Quiz

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The reunion dinner is a time for families to come together and celebrate, marking the importance of family bonds.

Red paper couplets are believed to bring good luck and ward off evil spirits when pasted on doors and walls.

Red envelopes symbolize good luck and prosperity, particularly for children and younger family members.

<p>Year cake symbolizes a better life in the coming year, while sweet rice balls symbolize family reunion.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Families often stay up late, chatting, playing games, and watching the Lunar New Year's Eve Gala on TV.</p> Signup and view all the answers

A celebration of family, good fortune, and the new year for Chinese people.

The biggest night of Chinese New Year, with family reunions and watching the Lunar New Year's Eve Gala.

Red paper couplets pasted on doors and walls to bring good luck and ward off evil spirits.

Envelopes filled with money given to children and younger family members for good luck and prosperity.

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A sticky rice cake that symbolizes a better life in the new year.

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Celebrated by Chinese people worldwide
Focus on family, good fortune, and the start of a new year
New Year's Eve is the most important night
Families gather for a reunion dinner
Watch the Lunar New Year's Eve Gala
Stay up late chatting, playing games, and waiting for the new year
Homes are decorated with Chinese New Year couplets (red paper couplets) for good luck and to ward off evil spirits
Red envelopes ("hongbao") containing money are given to children and younger family members for good luck and prosperity
Year cake (sticky rice cake) symbolizes a better life in the new year
Sweet rice balls (tangyuan) symbolize family reunion