Chinese New Year is Feb. 5: Here's why it's significant, and how it's celebrated
Pluralism / Feb 04, 2019 - Source: indystar
As I grew older, I learned more about the significance of Chinese New Year, including why I got red envelopes filled with money, what the Chinese zodiac animals represent, and the symbolism of >the food. And at the center of it was spending time with ...
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