February 1st of 2022 marks the first day of the year of the Tiger. Lunar New Year is celebrated across the world by ~2 billion people worldwide. Traditionally it’s a time to honor ancestors and deities, with family reunions, parades, and fireworks to drive off evil spirits. While based on the Chinese lunar calendar, Lunar New Year is also celebrated in Korea, Singapore, Mongolia, Tibet, Vietnam, and in Asian communities worldwide. To find out more, click the link below.

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