In the UK at Christmas we eat some foods that we seldom eat at other times of the year, these include Turkey, Christmas Pudding & Mince Pies. Different areas of China have vastly different foods, where in China are you from and what foods do you eat at new year?
I'm from Wuhan, China. On New Year's Eve, we call it “Chu xi”, We'll eat a really big dinner with the whole family. For example, fish, beef, crab, galbi soup, shrimp, dumplings, spring rolls……and so on ,it’s really delicious ~
I’m from Beijing, but I moved to Hong Mong with my family since 1. We usually eat Jiaozi, baizhanji白斩鸡, rice cakes, fish and many other dishes and I look forward to tomorrow heheh! That’s so delicious🤤
@@tommydevil81 Ang or red ; bao or packet could have another connotation of the very sensitive kind. In ancient times, ang bao is given to signify something good. But we are not living in ancient times anymore.
Chinese do give gifts as family to another family. The gifts tend to be foods that can be stored relatively long, like dried goods etc.. The red envelopes are gifted by the grown-ups to kids specifically, at least that’s the majority of case. Employees can also receive red envelopes from the employers or group leaders. But giving red envelopes to people more senior than you is rarer…
It's not that rare to give red envelopes to seniors actually. Young people may give some red envelopes to their parents or grandparents when they start to work.
Happy Chinese New Year to the Barretts & everyone! Wishing you all have a prosperous year of the tiger! Kung Hei Fat Choy! 🐯🧧🎋 Love from a Chinese Hongkong citizen❣️
I'm from Wuhan, China. On New Year's Eve, we call it “Chu xi”, We'll eat a really big dinner with the whole family. For example, fish, beef, crab, galbi soup, shrimp, dumplings, spring rolls……
As the world is following the modern day Gregorian calendar, the celebration seems more relevant when the Spring season is celebrated in four seasons' countries like China, Japan and Korea. Including Vietnam.
Lee, I’m so happy to see you looking so healthy. Great shirt too !!! May you and Oli be blessed with much Love and with continued PERFECT health for the New Year and always❤️❤️❤️ Peace on Earth for everyone from cold & snowy nyc. ❄️❄️☮️❤️🙏🌻☮️❤️❤️
Chinese New Year is always a great time of the year, especially when everybody leave to their hometown and the streets are so quiet. The most peaceful staycation!
Spring Festival couplets (春联) are definitely important. Also another different form of family parties is 走亲戚（travel around relatives）: You visit your Auntie 1 in Day 1, Auntie 2 is Day 2, Uncle 1 in Day 3, Uncle 2 in Day 4, etc.
@@BarrettYT Lee, also, I hope you’re speedy recovery!! I was so worried about you, and I couldn’t watch your video until now!! So please take good care of yourself!! And, I can’t wait to return to China!!
Cleaning of house is also a custom we also do in India during Diwali festival. Also the gifts buying and massive fireworks as well. Lots of customs and traditions are very similar.Yes we also have that concept of goddess of wealth worshipped during the festival. So there are lots of similarities in both the festivals.
The Chinese and Indians have many similar customs and traditions. They should get together and work on their similarities to further their friendship and cooperation
Even in China, different local has their own traditions. In my hometown, New Year’s Day we do not cook new food. New married couple must go to wife’s parent’s home. We have dragon dance and southern China may have lion dance
@@colinscarborough2550 Same everywhere when money is involved. It is how you manage money to make it workable. Make your money work. This also leads to stereotyping.
Custom #? : all member of the family gathering and eat so much foods 1 - or more dishes (if you are rich) and every dish there is a meaning on it and they eat before new year or new year night.
I am from Beijing area and there are several different traditions from SZ area. I would just recommend you and Oli try it next year and experience the differences. For sure it will be much colder than SZ though. I do miss the SZ weather and lovely friends there. Anyway happy new year to you both!
One important aspect is the Reunion dinner on the eve of Chinese New Year where all family members shall gather for a feast after possibly being away from home the whole year. In Malaysia, we have a Yee Sang (aka Low Sang or Lo Hei) tradition, of raw fish, carrot, cucumber, peanuts, crackers, sesame oil, plum sauce etc in a big saucer where everyone will toss up with their jossticks before serving. The tossing signifies good fortune for the year ahead. Many things in Chinese traditions are invariably for good fortune like red color implies attraction of abundance.
Yes, the family reunion dinner is the central part of the Lunar New Year customs. Guess you actually mean ‘toss up with Chopsticks..’ not josssticks! Wish you and all a ‘ Healthy, happy, wealthy, prosperous and fulfilling New Year’
CNY red package is for exhanging of good luck ,good health and new year wishes. The red package to the elderly folks means good health and good luck , the young ones who receive red package means work harder and work smarter. Among friends and relatives exchanging red packages mean good luck and good health .
@@wynn3077 lol westernp ig, why do you lot always claimed as if you're not running away from me? After recuperating for 10 months, this is all you got? rofl
There is a Chinese proverb: a year's plan is in spring, and a day's plan is in the morning! （一年之计在于春，一日之计在于晨！）This means that the annual harvest starts from sowing in spring, and the daily study starts from hard work and reading in the morning. It is used to encourage people to make unremitting efforts from the beginning! Therefore, the last few days of each year will be engaged in the sanitation of the whole house to make the house look the cleanest and welcome the New Year!
In a sense, China's Lunar New Year should be called the Spring Festival, which is the first day of spring! Ancient China attached great importance to agriculture, and the beginning of spring meant that the most suitable time for farming was coming every year, so ancient China set this day as the Chinese New Year
One of the traditions is called Bai Nian: visit your neighbors, friends, relatives and say happy new year to them. But now people seldom do that. This morning I have sent more than 10 happy year of the tiger messages via Wechat to my family and friends. We do give gifts to family members and friends. For example, my sisters always buy clothes or food or some Chinese new year decorations (a large pot of beautiful plants) for my aunts.
I really like this kind of content, learning about habits and customs of other cultures, very interesting. And it's also good to see you getting healthier. You are in Shenzhen right now, do you have any plans to visit Mr. Dumbrill? Maybe some New Year party? ;) I know medical treatment can get very boring sometimes.
I like that you call it Chinese New Year. That is the way that it was always called in english before. but lately, some media and people try to call it Lunar New Year, they removed Chinese from it by saying not only China celebrate it, some other Asian countries also celebrate it. They celebrate it because Chinese culture influence, Chinese New Year is originated in ancient china, then spread to other Asian countries. It is not big deal to called it Lunar New Year only, we dont emphasize that it is a Chinese thing in Mandarin, we just call it Spring Festival or Lunar New Year, or just simply Guo Nian. but with current anti-China and Chinese hate sentiment, some people just want to make everything good from China non-Chinese, and anything that not good and related to China a Chinese thing. They make everything political, people even try to correct Chinese people from calling it Chinese New Year, that is so sad. I didnt care if they call it Chinese New Year before, but I always call it Chinese New Year now!
This is a great, I see all these vivid new year atomasphere from your video! I'm an overseas chinese and miss all of these activities, miss families and friends especially at this special holiday. Thank you! Wish you all the best in the year of the tiger as well. 🎉
You may not realise this. In China festivities are usually based on historical events and non religious. Whereas festivities in the west are usually religion based.
I am a Chinese in Hong Kong. My daughter has been staying in Vancouver since she was six and she has two daughters now. I will share this video to my daughter in Vancouver, Canada. The idea is to refresh her memory of the Chinese New Year tradition and custom. Her memory of the Chinese New Year tradition and custom should have been eroded with time. Thanks for your video.
Thanks for the video on the customs of China and the British. Happy Chinese New Year to you both, Lee and Oli. Wishing you both good health, happiness and prosperity.
Hi Lee, good to listen to your view on Chinese New Year. As far as I understand that we, the Cantonese or most Southern Chinese when visiting friends and families at New Year period, invariably the adults would bring tangerines(symbolised by it's golden colour and auspicious name of the fruit) as gifts! while handing out red-envelope contains money to the children! Happy New Year or as they say in China Spring Festival. 恭喜新年快乐。
If we don’t hear from you both before the Lunar Festival, Lee, Oli, Happy New Year 🐅🧧 xin nian kuai le 🐅🧧 新年快乐. The coal thing I’ve heard before as well as the first foot into a house and luck. PS some of the Hongbao envelopes are very cool looking, seen some lovely colorful Tiger 🐯 ones this year.
Happy New Year of the Tiger to you, Oli and your whole family. Wish the tiger brings you vigor and energy to keep you healthy. One more important event: the New Year Eve family reunion dinner, bringing all the family members to the table to feast on traditional New Year dishes often named to rhyme with good fortune. For the first 7 days of the New Year, each day is attributed with certain meaning, with do's and don'ts. During the Spring Festival holiday period many stores will be closed. Families will pay visits to their relatives and friends bringing gifts, even though they might not see each other much during the year. It's very important to visit older relatives to pay respect.
Hi Barrett, as a consequence of Covid-19 and also maybe anti-China stance taken by the current British government the traditional annual Chinese New Year celebration with dragon dance, lion dance and other performances at Trafalgar Square and in China Town, London did not take place and will not take place. In the past, this was a much anticipated event that people, irrespective of race and nationalities living in London, enjoyed and appreciated it.
If you observe closely, the so called SOP against covid 19 is contradictory. Life has to go on. Humans cannot be bog down forever by this covid 19 disease. You have to draw a line somewhere and say that's it. If you read up history, there was nothing done when there was a pandemic that time. But humans still survive on. How come humans cannot live on like before ?
In the UK at Christmas we eat some foods that we seldom eat at other times of the year, these include Turkey, Christmas Pudding & Mince Pies. Different areas of China have vastly different foods, where in China are you from and what foods do you eat at new year?
I'm from Wuhan, China. On New Year's Eve, we call it “Chu xi”, We'll eat a really big dinner with the whole family. For example, fish, beef, crab, galbi soup, shrimp, dumplings, spring rolls……and so on ,it’s really delicious ~
什么都吃😃
I’m from Beijing, but I moved to Hong Mong with my family since 1. We usually eat Jiaozi, baizhanji白斩鸡, rice cakes, fish and many other dishes and I look forward to tomorrow heheh! That’s so delicious🤤
It's good to see you are getting better, Lee.
We eat turkeys every day in nepal
中国春节，非常有意义的节日。可惜，我们远在澳洲，少了许多节日的气氛，象征性的做些食物，非常想念中国的美食。很感谢您的分享！也祝福在中国一切顺利！平安健康！喜欢看您的视频。^_^
春节快乐 🎆🍾️
谢谢🙏！春节快乐！
wish you a happy new year, hope you recover sooner.
祝你新年快乐，早日恢复健康。
happy Chinese new year!!!
Happy Chinese New Year to you, from Taiwan.
新年快乐 Happy New year!
Beautiful video ❤️.
Love from India 👍
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Thank you
I am Malaysian Chinese
Wish you better health in the new year
Malaysian Chinese practice almost similar with what mainland Chinese do
马来西亚人在这里。🇲🇾🇲🇾😊
Wrong. There are many provinces in China and many dialects. So Malaysian practices mainly the ones from the Hokkien province.
Take care Lee happy spring festival !
Lee, we do give gifts during Chinese new year, but in the form of food, including candies, biscuits, dried seafood, dried noodles, ……large varieties
In Malaysia, we also give gifts when going visit relatives or friends.
@@tommydevil81 Ang or red ; bao or packet could have another connotation of the very sensitive kind. In ancient times, ang bao is given to signify something good. But we are not living in ancient times anymore.
Chinese do give gifts as family to another family. The gifts tend to be foods that can be stored relatively long, like dried goods etc.. The red envelopes are gifted by the grown-ups to kids specifically, at least that’s the majority of case. Employees can also receive red envelopes from the employers or group leaders. But giving red envelopes to people more senior than you is rarer…
Or giving oranges to signify prosperity.
It's not that rare to give red envelopes to seniors actually. Young people may give some red envelopes to their parents or grandparents when they start to work.
Raise your hand to wish the Barretts and everyone here a happy and prosperous Chinese New Year ✋🙋🏻♂️👍
You’re a good person @mansana Raise your hands to support the Barrett’s
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👋👋
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✋✋✋✋✋✋✋✋
祝你們新春快樂！身體健康！萬事如意！🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂💫💫🧧🧧🧧🧧🧧🧧🧧🧧🧧🧧🎉🎉🎉
Happy Chinese New Year to the Barretts & everyone! Wishing you all have a prosperous year of the tiger!
Kung Hei Fat Choy! 🐯🧧🎋
Love from a Chinese Hongkong citizen❣️
in China gong xi fa chai
@@Luck1321 🙏
@@colinscarborough2550 🙏
Happy Chinese New Year!
也祝福你们父子俩春节快乐，身体健康，虎年行大运。
Happy new year to you guys. 🥳
I'm from Wuhan, China. On New Year's Eve, we call it “Chu xi”, We'll eat a really big dinner with the whole family. For example, fish, beef, crab, galbi soup, shrimp, dumplings, spring rolls……
春节快乐！ 现在我在北京 😇😇😇
As the world is following the modern day Gregorian calendar, the celebration seems more relevant when the Spring season is celebrated in four seasons' countries like China, Japan and Korea. Including Vietnam.
Lee, I’m so happy to see you looking so healthy. Great shirt too !!!
May you and Oli be blessed with much Love and with continued PERFECT health for the New Year and always❤️❤️❤️
Peace on Earth for everyone from cold & snowy nyc. ❄️❄️☮️❤️🙏🌻☮️❤️❤️
Best wishes for the new year !
Thank you Lee and Oli ，wish you healthy and happy Chinese new year
Happy Chinese New year to Lee and Oli. Also to everyone who celebrating it(including me) 😁🇲🇾 新年快乐，身体健康，huat ah...... 马来西亚人在这里。😘😘
Chinese New Year is always a great time of the year, especially when everybody leave to their hometown and the streets are so quiet. The most peaceful staycation!
Yes ! And now it’s even snowing in Beijing ! The streets will be quiet and white !
Spring Festival couplets (春联) are definitely important. Also another different form of family parties is 走亲戚（travel around relatives）: You visit your Auntie 1 in Day 1, Auntie 2 is Day 2, Uncle 1 in Day 3, Uncle 2 in Day 4, etc.
I love the Lego set, the diversity that LEGO had innovative every year!!
Yeah, they have some great sets...
@@BarrettYT Lee, also, I hope you’re speedy recovery!! I was so worried about you, and I couldn’t watch your video until now!! So please take good care of yourself!! And, I can’t wait to return to China!!
👏👏👏👏👏👍，祝康復。
Happy new year！㊗️身体健康工作顺利
春节快乐🍾️ 🎆！
Happy CNY to Lee and Ollie !
你好，對呀你講的全對，祝你新年快樂恭喜發財身體健康萬事勝意，也祝你們一家永遠幸福快樂恭喜恭喜😃☺️🙏🙏🙏💯
祝你新春快樂! 萬事如意! 恭喜! 恭喜!🧧🧧🧧
I wish you a good healthy and happy Chinese new year 🎉🎊
Happy Chinese New Year
So glad to see you looking well! Wishing you and your family a wonderful new year with health, joy and prosperity!
You look fantastic and healthy, good luck and another good year for you and Oli👍👍👍
Cleaning of house is also a custom we also do in India during Diwali festival. Also the gifts buying and massive fireworks as well. Lots of customs and traditions are very similar.Yes we also have that concept of goddess of wealth worshipped during the festival. So there are lots of similarities in both the festivals.
More similarities than differences. Specially on wishes and aspirations.
The Chinese and Indians have many similar customs and traditions. They should get together and work on their similarities to further their friendship and cooperation
Goddess of wealth gave me a laugh.
Even in China, different local has their own traditions. In my hometown, New Year’s Day we do not cook new food. New married couple must go to wife’s parent’s home. We have dragon dance and southern China may have lion dance
Good health to you too Lee. Happy New year.
Happy Chinese New Year of Tiger! Be healthy and be happy
Same to you too
Happy New Year to the Barretts! Apparently Christmas Island celebrates Chinese New Year….Dumplings are on the menu in Beijing!
Happy new year!
@@BarrettYT thanks Gooners for life! Long healthy life and prosperity for this year and all of those to come…
long live China i am stuck in UK. Was stuck two years in Vietnam. Wife family in China. Horrific. West is corrupt and criminal. A fraudulent system.
@@colinscarborough2550 Same everywhere when money is involved. It is how you manage money to make it workable. Make your money work. This also leads to stereotyping.
Lee, 谢谢你讲解我们的中国新年，祝你新年快乐，身体健康！
If you think the US should deal with its COVID mess instead of bashing and stopping China, raise your hand ✋🙋🏻♂️👍
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It is the world's covid 19 mess.
Happy Lunar New Year 🧧!
Custom #? : all member of the family gathering and eat so much foods 1 - or more dishes (if you are rich) and every dish there is a meaning on it and they eat before new year or new year night.
Wow you read my mind! I was just working on 10 cultural traditions for CNY. This one was a great comparison though!
Looking forward to that !
In northern China, people eat 饺子Jiaozi/dumplings for Chinese New Year, while in the south, people eat tangyuan汤圆
In northern China, people eat 饺子Jiaozi/dumplings for Chinese New Year, while in the south, people eat niangao年糕
@@自民法 你说的好像是对的，我脑子里想的年糕手打成了汤圆haha抱歉
I am from Beijing area and there are several different traditions from SZ area. I would just recommend you and Oli try it next year and experience the differences. For sure it will be much colder than SZ though. I do miss the SZ weather and lovely friends there. Anyway happy new year to you both!
Glad you are feeling better ! Love your vlogs and good health to you..新年好
One important aspect is the Reunion dinner on the eve of Chinese New Year where all family members shall gather for a feast after possibly being away from home the whole year.
In Malaysia, we have a Yee Sang (aka Low Sang or Lo Hei) tradition, of raw fish, carrot, cucumber, peanuts, crackers, sesame oil, plum sauce etc in a big saucer where everyone will toss up with their jossticks before serving. The tossing signifies good fortune for the year ahead. Many things in Chinese traditions are invariably for good fortune like red color implies attraction of abundance.
Yes, the family reunion dinner is the central part of the Lunar New Year customs.
Guess you actually mean ‘toss up with Chopsticks..’ not josssticks!
Wish you and all a ‘ Healthy, happy, wealthy, prosperous and fulfilling New Year’
CNY red package is for exhanging of good luck ,good health and new year wishes. The red package to the elderly folks means good health and good luck , the young ones who receive red package means work harder and work smarter. Among friends and relatives exchanging red packages mean good luck and good health .
Happy New Year and Best wishes! Hope you regain your health and strength in the new year. Appreciate what you have done !
I am glad you looked well and with vigour
Have a healthy and prosperous Chinese new year
Lee, thr God of Wealth is very respectful in Asian world
Thanks Mr.Barrett and stay healthy. Xin Lian Kwai LER.
Lee and Oli, 新年快樂 and wish both of you good health and happiness in the new year ahead!
Lee, Greeting back to you also! And with good health and speedy recovery in the new year. Thank you for your kindness. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
hapi new yr, wish u forever healthy and strong!
Lee, you look better and better everyday, and I'm happy to see that. All the best for you and family, stay healthy and be happy.
@@wynn3077 lol westernp ig, see, where have you been? This is 10 months old comments, so wasn't it you that ran away? 😂
@@wynn3077 lol westernp ig, why do you lot always claimed as if you're not running away from me? After recuperating for 10 months, this is all you got? rofl
Kung Hei Fat Choy🥳🥳🥳
Good to see your beard is growing back.
There is a Chinese proverb: a year's plan is in spring, and a day's plan is in the morning! （一年之计在于春，一日之计在于晨！）This means that the annual harvest starts from sowing in spring, and the daily study starts from hard work and reading in the morning. It is used to encourage people to make unremitting efforts from the beginning! Therefore, the last few days of each year will be engaged in the sanitation of the whole house to make the house look the cleanest and welcome the New Year!
In a sense, China's Lunar New Year should be called the Spring Festival, which is the first day of spring! Ancient China attached great importance to agriculture, and the beginning of spring meant that the most suitable time for farming was coming every year, so ancient China set this day as the Chinese New Year
One of the traditions is called Bai Nian: visit your neighbors, friends, relatives and say happy new year to them. But now people seldom do that. This morning I have sent more than 10 happy year of the tiger messages via Wechat to my family and friends. We do give gifts to family members and friends. For example, my sisters always buy clothes or food or some Chinese new year decorations (a large pot of beautiful plants) for my aunts.
Thank you very much to talk about the Chinese new year! I miss it very much,have been in Canada, in the new year,we fell very bored all the times.
I really like this kind of content, learning about habits and customs of other cultures, very interesting. And it's also good to see you getting healthier.
You are in Shenzhen right now, do you have any plans to visit Mr. Dumbrill? Maybe some New Year party? ;) I know medical treatment can get very boring sometimes.
I like that you call it Chinese New Year. That is the way that it was always called in english before. but lately, some media and people try to call it Lunar New Year, they removed Chinese from it by saying not only China celebrate it, some other Asian countries also celebrate it. They celebrate it because Chinese culture influence, Chinese New Year is originated in ancient china, then spread to other Asian countries. It is not big deal to called it Lunar New Year only, we dont emphasize that it is a Chinese thing in Mandarin, we just call it Spring Festival or Lunar New Year, or just simply Guo Nian. but with current anti-China and Chinese hate sentiment, some people just want to make everything good from China non-Chinese, and anything that not good and related to China a Chinese thing. They make everything political, people even try to correct Chinese people from calling it Chinese New Year, that is so sad. I didnt care if they call it Chinese New Year before, but I always call it Chinese New Year now!
That lego set actually exists or you made that up? If you made it up, they should sell it and give you royalties.
Yeah, It does actually exist, I didn't design it but I built it
Happy Chinese New Year! Best wishes Oli and Lee🎊🎉💐❤️
Thank you very much for all your efforts through the year. Wish you good health and a very Happy New Year !
很高兴看到您的气色越来越好！祝愿您早日完全康复！虎年大吉！
补充一下：传统的红包实际上是压岁钱，压岁对于中国人来说，又名压祟钱（“祟”就是不吉利的东西。古人借这个习俗来表达来年不要有任何不吉利的事情发生。）。压岁钱是汉族的传统年俗，一般在新年倒计时由长辈将钱装在红包内给晚辈。压岁钱有很好的寓意，通常认为可以辟邪驱鬼，保佑平安。 据说压岁钱可以压住邪祟，晚辈得到压岁钱就可以平平安安度过一岁。 [来自百度]
You are looking so well Lee! Happy New Year to you and your family.
This is a great, I see all these vivid new year atomasphere from your video! I'm an overseas chinese and miss all of these activities, miss families and friends especially at this special holiday. Thank you! Wish you all the best in the year of the tiger as well. 🎉
You do take care too. 新年快了。
You may not realise this. In China festivities are usually based on historical events and non religious. Whereas festivities in the west are usually religion based.
I am a Chinese in Hong Kong. My daughter has been staying in Vancouver since she was six and she has two daughters now. I will share this video to my daughter in Vancouver, Canada. The idea is to refresh her memory of the Chinese New Year tradition and custom. Her memory of the Chinese New Year tradition and custom should have been eroded with time. Thanks for your video.
You didn't mention of reunion dinner on new year eve, that is the most important part of CNY celebration.
Especially if you are far away. In this covid 19 era, it is sad to see people separated and can only do reunion dinner via the internet.
Thank you for sharing the tradition of Chinese New Year!
Wishing you a very happy New Year and the best of health!
Looking a lot better Lee! Happy chinese new year
Thanks for the video on the customs of China and the British. Happy Chinese New Year to you both, Lee and Oli. Wishing you both good health, happiness and prosperity.
Happy new year 🐯😁
Happy Chinese New Year!🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳
我来自中原河南。春节包饺子、炸丸子、玩社火、唱大戏、逛庙会。。。。
Happy & Prosperous CNY 🐯🦁🎆🎇✨🧨🎈🧨🎈🎉🎉🎊🎊🎋🎋🍉🍉🍍🍍🍊🍊🧧🧧🧧🧧🧧🧧🧧🧧
Happy Chinese New Year! 过年好啊 🧨
新年快乐🎉
Hi Lee, good to listen to your view on Chinese New Year.
As far as I understand that we, the Cantonese or most Southern Chinese when visiting friends and families at New Year period, invariably the adults would bring tangerines(symbolised by it's golden colour and auspicious name of the fruit) as gifts! while handing out red-envelope contains money to the children!
Happy New Year or as they say in China Spring Festival. 恭喜新年快乐。
Should stay in different provinces in China to take note of the subtle traditions.
Lee, Wishing you and your family good health, good luck and prosperity in the year of Tiger!
If we don’t hear from you both before the Lunar Festival, Lee, Oli, Happy New Year 🐅🧧 xin nian kuai le 🐅🧧 新年快乐.
The coal thing I’ve heard before as well as the first foot into a house and luck.
PS some of the Hongbao envelopes are very cool looking, seen some lovely colorful Tiger 🐯 ones this year.
Well said Lee on comparing UK & China celebrating of the new year.
HNY to you and your family.... May the year of tiger bring you and your family the best of health and lots of wealth....
Happy year of tiger! 🐯
祝你们一家新年快乐 万事如意 虎虎生威 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Great video from Portugal
Thank you for explaining all cultural meaning of Chinese Tiger Year!🐯🎆🎊🍾️🎉🌹
祝你
出入平安 身體健康
祝你早点康复。支持先生。
DUDE. That set’s hella cool :)
㊗️新年快樂
🎉身體健康
✨心想事成
🧨萬事如意
Thank you for the top quality contents of the channel.Happy Lunar New Year 🎉
Happy New Year of the Tiger to you, Oli and your whole family. Wish the tiger brings you vigor and energy to keep you healthy. One more important event: the New Year Eve family reunion dinner, bringing all the family members to the table to feast on traditional New Year dishes often named to rhyme with good fortune. For the first 7 days of the New Year, each day is attributed with certain meaning, with do's and don'ts. During the Spring Festival holiday period many stores will be closed. Families will pay visits to their relatives and friends bringing gifts, even though they might not see each other much during the year. It's very important to visit older relatives to pay respect.
Hi Barrett, as a consequence of Covid-19 and also maybe anti-China stance taken by the current British government the traditional annual Chinese New Year celebration with dragon dance, lion dance and other performances at Trafalgar Square and in China Town, London did not take place and will not take place. In the past, this was a much anticipated event that people, irrespective of race and nationalities living in London, enjoyed and appreciated it.
If you observe closely, the so called SOP against covid 19 is contradictory. Life has to go on. Humans cannot be bog down forever by this covid 19 disease. You have to draw a line somewhere and say that's it. If you read up history, there was nothing done when there was a pandemic that time. But humans still survive on. How come humans cannot live on like before ?