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Chinese New Year 2021: The Year of the Ox
Chinese New Year (also known as Lunar New Year) will be celebrated on Friday, February 12, 2021. Why does the Lunar New Year start at a different time each yeah? How is this important holiday celebrated? What does the Year of the Ox symbolize? Learn all about this holiday!

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Why February Is Cold
Our coldest month is February in North America. Someone recently asked me how it can be colder in winter even though Earth is closer to the Sun than it is in summer. You can see how this works by using a flashlight.

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How to Grow Lucky Bamboo
For Chinese New Year (or any other time of year), an auspicious gift is a lucky bamboo plant. Learn the meaning behind lucky bamboo and get some helpful growing tips!

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Orchids
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Longevity Noodles

At Chinese New Year celebrations, it’s traditional to serve long noodles, symbolizing a long life.

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