Chinese New Year’s Celebrations in the Old Days

As soon as New Year’s Eve dinner was finished, children could not wait to let off firecrackers by throwing them in the air one by one.
Chinese New Year’s Celebrations in the Old Days
LOUD FORTUNE: A woman walks by a Chinese New Year's decoration in Hong Kong. Children are depicted lighting firecrackers decorated with wishes for good fortune. Philippe Lopez/AFP/Getty Images
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LOUD FORTUNE: A woman walks by a Chinese New Year's decoration in Hong Kong. Children are depicted lighting firecrackers decorated with wishes for good fortune. (Philippe Lopez/AFP/Getty Images)
Yanjing Bazi
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