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Welcoming the Lunar New Year

Millions of people throughout Asia and the world welcomes the new lunar year, which coincides with the first new moon of the lunar calendar.

It is widely considered to be the most important event in the year for many in Asia and some Asian societies around the world, and the new lunar year represents a new beginning for those who celebrate.

Fireworks, music, exhibitions, lanterns, dragon dance and street dance are filled throughout Asia as celebrations that usually last about 15 days.

Andres Martinex Casares/EPA-Enfe during the celebrationsAndres Martinex Casares/EPA-Efe

In Beijing, China, artists moved to the theater to celebrate the beginning of the snake year.

Florence Lu/Reuters Women carry umbrellas and men walk on the pillars of people at a ceremony in Beijing, ChinaFlorence Lu/Reuters

Stilt Walkers joined a procession across a garden in Beijing.

NYEEIN CHAN NAING/EPA-IFE lights up a candle woman inside a Chinese temple in Yangon, Myanmar NYEIN CHAN NAING/EPA-EFE

The candles lit a Chinese temple in Yangon, Myanmar.

Lillian Swanroma/Avi Bay is a woman who prays near the burning of incense under the red lanternsLillian Swanroma/AFP

A woman prays in a shrine in Bangkok …

Lillian Swanroma/Avi B, a woman puts pictures with lights lit in a shrine in Bangkok Lillian Swanroma/AFP

While others appear pictures to share with friends and family.

Juni JRISWANTO/AFP stands in incense and praying at the Hong San Ko Temple in SurabayaJohnny Jriswanto/AFP

Prayers are offered at the Hong San Ko Temple in Surabaya, Indonesia.

Chaideer mahyuddin/AFP shows a picture of the dancers that perform the lion dance in Panda AcehChaideer mahyuddin/AFP

Dancers perform the lion dance in Panda Aceh while people gather to see it.

Hasnoor Hussain/Reuters worshipers prayed at the Sin Sin Si Ya in Kuala LaborHASNOOR Hussein/Reuters

In the Malaysian capital, Kuala Lumpur worshipers gather at the Sin Sze Si Ya to celebrate and pray.

Eloisa Lopez/Reuters Dragon Dancers while Binondo, Manila, Philippines explodesElweza Lopez/Reuters

Dancers in the dragon are shown in the streets of Manila while fireworks explode around them.

Timor MathaariTimor Mathaari/AFP

Large candles are the Darma Ramsey Temple to celebrate the new Chinese lunar year in Bandung, West Java, Indonesia.

Adam Gray/Reuters dancers wearing Assad's fashion standing under a lit banner that says hello to you in the Chinese neighborhoodAdam Gray/Reuters

Dancers in Assad’s fashion perform during the midnight New Year celebration in the Chinese district of New York.

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2025-01-29 10:05:00

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