Chinese New Year Traditions Quiz

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Every door and window in the house is opened to let the old year leave.

The Lantern Festival takes place, where people carry lanterns in a parade.

They wear bright, red clothes to bring a happy future.

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A traditional Chinese festival celebrated for 15 days, commencing on New Year's Eve.

A symbolic tradition of opening all doors and windows at midnight on New Year's Eve to let out the old year, making way for the new.

The final day of the Chinese New Year festival, celebrated with a colorful parade featuring lanterns.

A traditional dance performed by two people dressed in a colorful lion costume, believed to bring good luck.

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Red envelopes with money given to children and relatives during the Chinese New Year, symbolizing good luck and prosperity.

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Celebrated for 15 days
On New Year's Eve, doors and windows are opened to allow the old year to leave
Lantern Festival is held on the last day of the celebrations
Lanterns are carried in a parade at night
Lion Dance is a popular part of the celebrations, symbolizing good luck
Two people dance under a bright costume
Red clothes are worn to bring a happy future
Oranges and tangerines are offered when visiting others' homes, symbolizing good luck
Children and relatives receive red envelopes with money inside, also known as "lucky money"