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Chinese New Year VS Lunar New Year: Differences and Controversies

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Chinese New Year VS Lunar New Year: Differences and Controversies

The terms 'Chinese New Year' and 'Lunar New Year' are often used interchangeably, but in fact they have several distinct differences in China and the East.

Are Chinese New Year and Lunar New Year the same thing?

Are Chinese New Year and Lunar New Year the same thing?

8 Things You Didn't Know About (Chinese) Lunar New Year – Jenny & Andy

8 Things You Didn't Know About (Chinese) Lunar New Year – Jenny & Andy

Quincy to ring in Year of the Rabbit with Feb. 5 Lunar New Year festival

Quincy to ring in Year of the Rabbit with Feb. 5 Lunar New Year festival

CLB Dịch Thuật - CETI of UFLS

CLB Dịch Thuật - CETI of UFLS

The Review  Why you should say “Lunar New Year,” not “Chinese New Year”

The Review Why you should say “Lunar New Year,” not “Chinese New Year”

Chinese New Year or Lunar New Year?

Chinese New Year or Lunar New Year?

CLB Dịch Thuật - CETI of UFLS

CLB Dịch Thuật - CETI of UFLS

Is it Chinese New Year or Lunar New Year? Depends who you ask

Is it Chinese New Year or Lunar New Year? Depends who you ask

How Brands Can Shine in the Year of the Dragon with These Trendy Chinese  New Year

How Brands Can Shine in the Year of the Dragon with These Trendy Chinese New Year

8 Things You Didn't Know About (Chinese) Lunar New Year – Jenny & Andy

8 Things You Didn't Know About (Chinese) Lunar New Year – Jenny & Andy

From fifteen days festivities to rotation of dates; Interesting facts on Chinese  New Year - Times of India

From fifteen days festivities to rotation of dates; Interesting facts on Chinese New Year - Times of India

Chinese New Year Controversies: Nationalism, Diplomacy, & Global Reactions  - Video Summarizer - Glarity

Chinese New Year Controversies: Nationalism, Diplomacy, & Global Reactions - Video Summarizer - Glarity

Opinion: Lunar New Year or Chinese New Year? Don't blindly call it the  former when the context and the people addressed are clearly Chinese

Opinion: Lunar New Year or Chinese New Year? Don't blindly call it the former when the context and the people addressed are clearly Chinese