Pamela Cruz. Pen sula 360 Press [P360P].
This February 12th, the Lunar New Year begins. Today everything is color, joy and festivity for millions of people around the world, but today, China colors the sky with fireworks that echo in hundreds of towns in the country of the dragon.
In larger cities, lighting and firecrackers are among the most important customs of celebrating the Chinese New Year, but because of the danger and noise disturbance they cause, the government has banned this practice in many large cities such as Beijing, Canton and Shanghai.
However, fireworks and rockets that explode in the air are still allowed in most of the country.
This Chinese New Year is ideal for new arrivals. On the first day of the New Year, the Chinese put on new clothes and say