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Lunar new year 2011

lunar new year 2011 is the year of rabbit in chinese new year! Chinese new year 2011 is coming soon! so let's go!

Lunar New Year 2011 date：

\Do you know when is Lunar New Year 2011 begins?and when is 2011 Lunar New Year ends?The day before chinese new year is Lunar New Year's Eve. The people have already made special purchases for the festival beforehand. The night before the Spring Festival is called the New Year's Eve, on which the people would make dumplings while watching TV and chatting with each other instead of sleeping.

Lunar New Year 2011 animal sign:

Lunar New Year 2011 is the year of  Rabbit, and naturely, Chinese New Year 2011 animal sign is Rabbit. when using Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches,Chinese New Year 2011 is also called year of Xinmao
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lunar new year 2011

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lunar new year 2011 is the year of rabbit in chinese new year.chinese new year 2011 is on Feb. 03, 2011.

Lunar New Year Cycle

The Chinese New Year celebration starts with the New Moon on the first day of the new year (the date changes each year) and ends on the full moon 15 days later.

• Feb. 18, 2007—Year of the Boar or Pig
• Feb. 07, 2008—Rat
• Jan. 26, 2009—Ox
• Feb. 14, 2010—Tiger or Cat
• Feb. 03, 2011—Hare or Rabbit
• Jan. 23, 2012—Dragon
• Feb. 10, 2013—Snake
• Jan. 31, 2014—Horse
• Feb. 19, 2015—Sheep or Goat
• Feb. 08, 2016—Monkey
• Jan. 28, 2017—Rooster
• Feb. 16, 2018—Dog

chinese new year 2011 date:

chinese new year 2011 will come in 2011 Feb 3rd.

The Chinese Calendar unlike western calendars, the Chinese calendar has names that are repeated every 60 years.  Within the ‘Stem-Branch’ system is shorter cycle of 12 years denoted by animals and 2011 is the year of the Rabbit.  Actually, this is the Xīn-măo 辛卯 year.  Xīn (Metal) is the eighth of the ten celestial stems and Mao (Rabbit) is the fourth of the twelve terrestrial branches and marks the year of the Rabbit or Hare.

Chinese New Year 2011 spring festival：

The reason for beginning the Chinese New Year at that time is that it is the time after the fall harvest. In another words, the appropriate time to be rewarded with rest and relaxation and celebrations is between the end of one year’s toil and the commencement of the next year’s toil.

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