Chinese New Year.

The best known in China as the Spring Festival or Chinese New Year Lunar New Year is the most important traditional festival of the Chinese calendar year .
The celebrations begin on the first day of the first lunar month and ends on the fifteenth , when the Lantern Festival is celebrated. On February 10-2013 began the year 4711 according to the Chinese calendar. Next year begins on January 31-2014 (the year 4712 ) .
The New Year's Eve , the equivalent of the western New Year is called in Chinese " chuxi "

Traditions :

- The "red envelope" , also called Lai See, involves delivering children or younger relatives of a red envelope containing a small amount of money.

- God of wealth, this is presented with a beard and wearing a red robe and a yellow sack on his back . It comes in the houses and split images , the inhabitants of the houses they give tips to this figure, all accompanied by drums and gongs.

Wu - Shi Lion Dance and or " Wu Long" or " Dragon Dance " , preserved from ancient times, originating from the martial arts and used to ward off evil spirits.