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1. www.cnn.com › travel › articleLunar New Year 2019: How to usher in the Year of the Pig | CNN

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   Feb 4, 2019 · And many people take this 60-year calendar very seriously. It plays an important role in making huge life decisions, such as whether to have a baby or get married. ... (Lunar New Year in 2019 ...

2. www.vox.com › 2016/2/8 › 10937800Chinese New Year 2019: a brief guide - Vox

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   Feb 8, 2016 · Happy Chinese New Year, 2019! February 5 is the first day in China's traditional lunar calendar and is the country's most important holiday.People gather with their extended families for a big ...

3. www.examinechina.com › chinese-new-year-2019Chinese New Year 2019 - ExamineChina

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   Chinese New Year 2019 is the Year of the Earth Pig, ending on January 24th, 2020. Chinese New Year falls on a different date every year because the Chinese use a calendar based on the movement of the moon. The Chinese Zodiac is calculated according to the Chinese lunar calendar, where each year in the cycle is related to an animal sign.

4. www.calendar-12.com › moon_phases › 20192019 Moon Phases - Calendar-12.com

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   December 19, Thu. 04:59 AM. New Moon. December 26, Thu. 12:15 AM. December 26, Thu. 05:15 AM. A complete list of all Moon phases dates in 2019 year, exact hours are also given. Useful for any skywatching enthusiasts.

5. edition.cnn.com › travel › articleLunar New Year 2019: How to usher in the Year of the Pig | CNN

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   Feb 4, 2019 · And many people take this 60-year calendar very seriously. It plays an important role in making huge life decisions, such as whether to have a baby or get married. ... (Lunar New Year in 2019 ...

6. china.usc.edu › sites › defaultChinese New Year - University of Southern California

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   Chinese New Year falls on Tuesday, February 5 in 2019, and on Saturday, January 25 in 2020. It's Lunar New Year, day 1 of China’s lunar calendar, which is within a day of the second new moon before the spring equinox moon phase. It's oddly called Spring Festival, with it being in winter for most of China, but that's because it "looks forward ...

7. www.asia-home.com › year › 2019Lunar Calendar Chinese New Year Dates from year 2019 - Asia Home

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   Earth Pig. We are waiting for the New zodiac signs 2019: Earth Pig, Chinese Lunar Year Year 2019 Begins on the Tuesday, February 5, 2019, the new zodiac sign applies since 1893 days only.