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This is my entry to ma'am #CulturalCelebrations

a) What the day means to you




A. New Year means everything to me and family. said that our life is not that hard but not also full of wealth. When our birthday cames; sometimes that day will passed by. A simple greetings from my social media account is our way of celebrating the occasion. Specially when we need to deal more important matters. It's not we didn't really prepare for it, but my husband came from a poor family. He told me that they experience to eat once a day go to school even hungry and go home without food on the table. He promised that our kids will never experienced that. And we did everything for our four kids. But occasion didn't really matter to them because im their cases before how would they have to experience that.
B & D. On our second year he got me pregnant we lived in his parents house. It was new year; we have food but not as many as my mom or aunt can have. We don't have fire crackers my husbands siblings is not around. But his parents he and me are smiling to each other while watching the sky filled with lights. Now we can celebrate it with 13-14 different kind of fruits, it's a tradition that Filipinos use to follow. Rice cakes, grilled meat hubby's favorite and sweets. Hubby even scatter coins and our kids and will race to get it on the floor. In a tall glass will also put rice, paper money and coins on it. Some also put boiled eggs.
C. When I was a kid; me, mom and grandma celebrate new year. I was a cry baby because everything is loud, I'm shaking too. But the traditions said that we need to be loud when saying goodbye to the previous year and welcoming the New one. The bad spirit will be sent away all our lights are on each room has a grapes & rice hang on it. So good luck will be follow. While my aunt burn incense, she'll inside & outside the house while praying to send the bad spirits away. We also wear something circle so money will come to us.
The reflection of this #feelgood activity; it let us realize that life can be soon change if we never stop to work hard on it. The memories and lessons teach to become a better person for our love one's.

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Chinese New Year (Hari Raya Imlek)
A. Chinese New Year is the most important celebration for Chinese people. Chinese New Year celebrations begin on the first day of the first month in the Chinese calendar and end with Cap Go Meh on the 15th. Chinese New Year's Eve is known as Chúxī which means "New Year's Eve".
B. In addition to visiting relatives and friends, each family will eat together with typical Chinese New Year dishes, go to the temple, and give angpau or hongbao on Chinese New Year's Eve. The tradition of sharing angpau is often a part that is awaited when Chinese New Year arrives.
C. In Indonesia, the tradition of celebrating Chinese New Year is carried out in different ways. There are at least six Chinese New Year traditions that are often carried out by Indonesian people.
Here is the explanation:
Cleaning and Decorating the House
Gathering with the Extended Family
Distributing Angpao
Lighting Fireworks and Firecrackers
Watching Barongsai and Liong Performances

D. Typical Chinese New Year foods that are believed to bring good luck:
one of them is:
Kue Keranjang
Kue keranjang is never absent from every Chinese New Year celebration. Having a sweet taste and chewy texture, Kue keranjang is believed to bring good luck, health, wealth, and happiness that is better than the previous year. The arrangement of Kue keranjang that are stacked on top of each other also has a deep meaning, namely symbolizing good luck in higher salaries and positions.
Typical Chinese New Year Side Dishes
1. Grilled Chicken with Soy Sauce
2. Pork with Soy Sauce
3. Fried Fish
4. Cap Cay
5. Shrimp with Mayonnaise Sauce
6. Roasted Duck
7. Vermicelli or Fried Noodles
a mandatory dish on the Chinese New Year celebration table.


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