Chinese New Year
Chinese New
Year is a celebration to celebrate New Year in China. It is the most important
festival in China. It is
celebrated in the Chinese spring in January/February. People in China and all
over the world celebrate Chinese New Year. It is also celebrated in New
Zealand.
Chinese New
Year celebrates good luck. Chinese have special traditions during Chinese New
Year. They celebrate with Chinese writing on banners. They eat dumplings and
moon cake. On Chinese New Year children get treats and money in small red and
gold bags. On the last night they make paper lanterns and have a lantern
festival.
Diwali- Festival of Lights
Diwali is a Indian and Hindu celebration it is celebrated with oil candles and fireworks. It is called Festival of the Lights. It is celebrated in between October and November. Diwali represents the light overcoming darkness and good vs evil. There is dancing and music and food. They use lights and fireworks to scare off the darkness and evil spirits.
They have tradition food from India and sometimes they wear saris. For decorations they use oil lamps called diye. People celebrate with family and friends. There is a Diwali festival in Wellington. Here's a link to the Wellington festival.
By Ella and Lara




Wow, I didn't realise they were oil candles. Great facts!
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