Chinese New Year, Celebrating the New Beginning for Everyone

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 Though out the history we been influenced by different countries in Asian, so its not shocking that we celebrate Chinese New Year in the Philippines. China has given us many things just like silk, porcelain, glass, beads, pearls and tortoise shells and also in our tradition just like Feng shui, Chinese zodiac sign and many more. 


Filipinos observe the celebration of Chinese New Year due to the significant Chinese influence that dates back centuries. The Philippines has a large Chinese-Filipino community, known as Tsinoys, whose customs and traditions have become integral to Filipino culture. Based on the study of Quora.com, there are approximately 1.5 million Filipinos with pure Chinese ancestry, or around 1.8% of the population. The historical trade and migration between China and the Philippines have established strong cultural and economic ties. 



Celebrating Chinese New Year allows Filipinos to appreciate and participate in the rich traditions, such as dragon and lion dances, firecrackers, and festive feasts. It also promotes unity and harmony among different ethnic groups, showcasing the nation's cultural diversity. Additionally, the celebrations provide an economic boost as people engage in various activities, benefiting local businesses. Thus, the observance of Chinese New Year in the Philippines is a blend of cultural appreciation, historical ties, and community spirit.



The celebration of Chinese New Year in the Philippines highlights the country's rich history and diverse cultural influences, with significant contributions from the Chinese community. Goods like silk, porcelain, beads, pearls, and traditions such as Feng Shui and the Chinese zodiac have become integral to Filipino culture. The historical trade and migration between China and the Philippines have established strong cultural and economic ties. This celebration fosters unity among different ethnic groups and provides an economic boost, showcasing the nation's cultural appreciation and community spirit.

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