chinese new year wishes：
Say chinese new year wishes in chinese new year is a traditional customs of chinese people.people hope that they can have better life in the coming year, and all their wishes can come true!chinese new year 2011 is chinese new year rabbit.You would like to text the wishes for New Year and spread the feeling of good health, fortune and joy to all your friends and colleagues. Here are some very cute New Year wishes.
- May this New Year bring newly found prosperity, love, happiness and delight in your life.
- When you're lonely, I wish you Love! When you're down, I wish you Joy! When you're troubled, I wish you Peace! When things seem empty, I wish you Hope! Have a Happy New Year!
- May the dawning of this New Year, fill your heart with new hopes, open up new horizons and bring for you promises of brighter tomorrows. May you have a great New Year.
- As the new year blossoms, may the journey of your life be fragrant with new opportunities, your days be bright with new hopes and your heart be happy with love! Happy New Year!
chinese new year wishes in chinese:
恭喜發財 新年快樂 歲歲平安 年年有餘 恭賀新禧The Chinese name their years using 12 different animals to stand for each year. After 12 years, the cycle of animals begins again.
Calendar Date
Zodiac Animal
Chinese Year
February 9, 2005
Rooster
4703
January 29, 2006
Dog
4704
February 18, 2007
Boar
4705
February 7, 2008
Rat
4706
January 26, 2009
Ox
4707
February 10, 2010
Tiger
4708
Long ago there was a Chinese legend that said that a terrible monster or giant lived in the mountains and would come down at the end of the year and terrorize people and animals or even kill them all. It was discovered that the monster was frightened by loud noises, bright lights, and the color red. This is one of the reasons that the Chinese New Year has many loud firecrackers, bright fireworks and lanterns, and the color red is seen everywhere.
The Chinese New Year is sometimes just celebrated on the actual new year's day--or preparations for the holiday might be made for weeks before and the celebration might extend for many days after the actual new year's day. It ends with the Golden Dragon Parade.
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