-
I Run NY.
Re: Happy Chinese New Years ISH
Originally Posted by The Macho Man
You just let your daughter run amok celebrating whatever she wants?
Yes, i let her run amok celebrating whatever she wants. Unless it involves Chuthlu. Or the Dallas Cowboys. One must draw the line somewhere.
-
Re: Happy Chinese New Years ISH
Originally Posted by mr.big35
Banned
-
Nosetradamus
Re: Happy Chinese New Years ISH
Originally Posted by niko
My daughter (half japanese/half puerto rican) has decided that celebrating chinese new year is fun, so she told her teacher than japanese also celebrate chinese new year (outside of her absolutely false). So she is today helping her chinese friends setting up the event today at school. Honorary chinese. I told her she might want to tell her teacher japanese celebrate the normal new year but she told me that "she is celebrating, therefore japanese DO celebrate chinese new year".
actually, japanese do celebrate lunar year
-
I Run NY.
Re: Happy Chinese New Years ISH
Originally Posted by rezznor
actually, japanese do celebrate lunar year
Modern day? What? We have nothing we celebrate, but we have a bunch of other(Japanese) holidays we do. All joking aside if love to know and Tell my daughter later
-
Re: Happy Chinese New Years ISH
Originally Posted by niko
Modern day? What? We have nothing we celebrate, but we have a bunch of other(Japanese) holidays we do. All joking aside if love to know and Tell my daughter later
is that your daughter in the avy?
-
I Run NY.
Re: Happy Chinese New Years ISH
Originally Posted by rezznor
actually, japanese do celebrate lunar year
Actually you are talking about setsuben, it's not necessarily tied to that day and it's not a big holiday anymore. Mostly just an acknowlegement, maybe you do something small.
It used to be tied to the lunar new year though I believe
-
I Run NY.
Re: Happy Chinese New Years ISH
Originally Posted by 9erempiree
is that your daughter in the avy?
No my kids are small.
-
Re: Happy Chinese New Years ISH
Originally Posted by niko
My daughter (half japanese/half puerto rican) has decided that celebrating chinese new year is fun, so she told her teacher than japanese also celebrate chinese new year (outside of her absolutely false). So she is today helping her chinese friends setting up the event today at school. Honorary chinese. I told her she might want to tell her teacher japanese celebrate the normal new year but she told me that "she is celebrating, therefore japanese DO celebrate chinese new year".
Good for her...
CNY is big in my house and my 8 year old daughter is teaching her classmates to use chopsticks today.
-
Nosetradamus
Re: Happy Chinese New Years ISH
Originally Posted by niko
Modern day? What? We have nothing we celebrate, but we have a bunch of other(Japanese) holidays we do. All joking aside if love to know and Tell my daughter later
i don't really know tbh, i just know that china, korea, vietnam, singapore, iran and japan are among some of the countries that celebrate lunar new year. i've only seen it celebrated first hand amongst the first 4 countries. i don't know why japan would stop celbrating it if they used to in the past, especially considering there culture holds tradition in high regard. you would probably know more then me on that subject.
i got some answers here.
guess you were right
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/in...5205312AAgFcwR
-
Nosetradamus
Re: Happy Chinese New Years ISH
-
...
-
I Run NY.
Re: Happy Chinese New Years ISH
Originally Posted by rezznor
i don't really know tbh, i just know that china, korea, vietnam, singapore, iran and japan are among some of the countries that celebrate lunar new year. i've only seen it celebrated first hand amongst the first 4 countries. i don't know why japan would stop celbrating it if they used to in the past, especially considering there culture holds tradition in high regard. you would probably know more then me on that subject.
i got some answers here.
guess you were right
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/in...5205312AAgFcwR
Yeah, but it's an interesting point that Japanese did celebrate lunar new year, albeit in a different way. Setsuben has become kind of separated from it, probably because some leader at some point hijacked the holiday. Or maybe after the black ships they wanted to be more westernized and celebrate like the West.
-
2nd Greatest Player
Re: Happy Chinese New Years ISH
-
Re: Happy Chinese New Years ISH
Happy B-Day China.
Posting Permissions
- You may not post new threads
- You may not post replies
- You may not post attachments
- You may not edit your posts
-
Forum Rules
|