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It is New year in China! When it comes to New Year celebrations, it’s not the 1st of January that counts. It’s the beginning of the new lunar year that matters. This year, the Chinese New Year, also known as 春节 (chūnjié, literally Spring festival) starts on the 10th of February 2013. Curious to know more about this Chinese New Year? Here’s a crash course in celebrating the New year’s China-Style.