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Choice crossword shirt

So calling it Chinese or Vietnamese or Korean New Year would be more accurate IMO rather than a simple Lunar New Year A digression: I fail to understand the fascination of Choice crossword shirt New Years in winter rather than in spring. Western calendar used to begin in March (i.e. in spring not winter). That is why September is called “Septem” – seven, not “Novem” – nine. New Year was changed to January to be closer to the supposed birthday of Christ. But why did Chinese and Koreans and Vietnamese and Mongolians celebrate their New Year at a time when the Northern part of Northern hemisphere is still reeling under winter? My guess is that it represents the hope of winter ending rather than the actuality of winter ending.

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