Celebrating Chinese New Year 2025 in Paris's Chinatown

Celebrate Chinese New Year 2025 in Paris's Chinatown.
In this video, we take you through Paris's Chinatown, to see Lunar New year 2025 celebrations. We will see delicious food, shows, lions dance and more.
Enjoy the Chinese new year festivity in Paris.
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[@马蘸火]

chinese new year please,our calender is lunisolar calendar.

[@TravelerWit]

Thank you for the clarification 😅

[@云忆城]

The Spring Festival in China is based on the Chinese lunar calendar, which is a lunisolar calendar. With its unique methods of leap - month insertion and chronology, it differs from a pure lunar calendar. The Spring Festival features distinctive Chinese customs such as pasting Spring Festival couplets and having reunion dinners, embodying the unique cultural connotations of the Chinese nation, like family reunion and praying for blessings. Historically, the Spring Festival evolved from ancient Chinese New Year sacrifices. China has played a pivotal role in formulating and inheriting the Chinese lunar calendar. The New Year festivals of neighboring countries have all been influenced by China. Moreover, in 2024, "The Spring Festival: The Chinese Practice of Celebrating the Traditional New Year" was inscribed on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. Therefore, it should be called "the Chinese Spring Festival" or "Chinese New Year", not "Lunar New Year".

[@TravelerWit]

Oh we didn't know 😅 thank you for the clarification 😊

[@wangmo-j4j]

温州街，全是温州品牌和店铺

[@FelipeKai]

Chinese New Year and Lunar new Year are different dates thou....

[@TravelerWit]

Thank you for the clarification 😅😊