#2017chinesenewyear

Family Dinner night before Day 1 of #2017chinesenewyear I'm too tired to watch the fireworks rn 💤

Enjoying the temple fair with my gang #2017chinesenewyear

Porcelain vendors. #2017chinesenewyear

Temple fair. #2017chinesenewyear

Happy new year of the rooster #2017chinesenewyear #makeitcount (at Panatella)

Saturday, January 28 Chinese New Year 2017 marks the beginning of the Chinese Lunar New Year, China’s biggest holiday, which is celebrated throughout the world, including in the U.S. Each year, Chinese people ring in the new year around when the new moon is closest to the beginning of spring, usually sometime between mid-January and late-February. Although China officially uses the international Gregorian calendar, the traditional lunisolar calendar remains a symbol to harken the start of spring. 🎋🎋🐉🐲🐓🐓🐉🐲🐓🐓According to the Chinese calendar, we are entering the Year of the Rooster in 2017. 2017 is a Fire Rooster Year. According to Chinese astrology, each year is associated with one of five elements as well as an animal, including gold (metal), wood, water, fire or Earth. The element, combined with the zodiac animal, set the astrology for the year. This year is a fire year, and so those born in 2017 are Fire Roosters. The last Fire Rooster Year was 1957. Famous Roosters include Beyoncé, Bob Marley, Jennifer Lopez, Britney Spears and Jennifer Aniston. Famous Fire Roosters include Stephen Fry, Steve Buscemi and Hans Zimmer. 🐓🐓✨✨🐓#chinesenewyear #2017chinesenewyear #yearoftherooster #educateyourself #learning #education (at Evanston, Illinois)

年初一！大家新年快乐，欢乐🈵🈵！可怜我，捱咖啡☕️☕️面包🍞🍞 #day1cny #2017chinesenewyear #ctwcjp2017 (at Shell Nell namba by WBF)

#2017chinesenewyear