Chinese New Year in 2022

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2022 Date	February 1, 2022
2023 Date	January 22, 2023

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— Socios.com (@socios) January 31, 2022

Happy Lunar New Year and Happy Year of the Tiger! Today we learned about how the Lunar New Year is celebrated in different countries. We also learned to paint some Chinese characters! Ask us about the legend of Nian, a Chinese story and the 3 things that scare Nian away! https://t.co/VLkyEjVh2z
— Lindsay Goods (@GoodsHAB) February 2, 2022

The Bengals are 2.7 ML for the Superbowl 👀 Chinese New Year next week and it’s the year of the Tiger 🐅 #Joebrrr #TigerKing https://t.co/8QtYnU3UWI
— Jarellephant Picks (@JarellPicks) January 31, 2022

Happy Chinese New Year !! 🎆🐯 #原神 #GenshinImpact https://t.co/PEdOzx8yyA
— fey ✨| Genshin Calendar 📌 (@fey_cia) January 31, 2022

It's officially chinese new year ~ https://t.co/orM3Z3MYRL
— Bagel 🥯 (@bagelcollie) January 31, 2022

tried to convince all my teachers today that it’s a chinese cultural custom to not assign any chinese kids homework on lunar new year 🧧
— jenni (@jennizenni) February 2, 2022

Happy Chinese New Year to all our students and staff celebrating today. #ymm @annaleeskinner https://t.co/aLL4tlhpW4
— FMPSD (@FMPSD) February 1, 2022

We are kicking off February at YouthWrite by celebrating Lunar New Year! Today, we enter the year of the tiger 🐅. In Chinese culture, the tiger is a symbol of bravery, wisdom, and strength. We wish you all a happy #LunarNewYear! 🎆 🎇 https://t.co/cQ9TD7eYWw
— YouthWrite ✒️ (@YouthWrite) February 1, 2022

made early chinese new year dinner to make my parents happy https://t.co/mWmVerYrPq
— spellJAMA (2021 impact factor 56.27) (@dienococcus) January 31, 2022

Also known as the Spring Festival, today marks the beginning of the Lunar New Year and is designated the Year of the Tiger. In Chinese culture, the tiger is the symbol of bravery, wisdom and strength. Happy Lunar New Year to those who celebrate! #LunarNewYear #YearOfTheTiger https://t.co/N1LYIiPMCv
— Christmas Bureau (@ChristmasBureau) February 1, 2022

Chinese New Year in 2022

Chinese New Year or Spring Festival celebrates a year of hard work and gives people the opportunity to wish for a lucky new year. It is China's most important festival and involves family reunions, elaborate decorations and giving red envelopes.