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Q: the end of Chinese New Year Feb. 24 do you believe it?

for a month + now I have been deluged with Chinese stuff that I struggle to understand ...........love my family .....for a month we have had 'SPECIAL DINNERS"    ..  for a month we have "bombs" going off in the neighborhood .....for a month  I have been as understanding as I can ...........  back to daily life please...only to wait for the next festival I guess...all about the kids???  they go back to school so the party ends??   Spring break ... Florida I think has something to learn about partying.

13 years 27 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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haha yes. It's true all the celebration stuffs will come to an end of Feb 24. It's the Lanterns Festival, the last day of carnival of the extended Chinese Spring Festival. Kids go back to school, stores reopen, govt officials go back to their office etc. 

I am not expecting this lol. I wish the Spring Festival could be longer.....

The next holiday will be 清明节. Only 3 days off, combined with the nearest weekend! And it's in April. So little holiday time. ....

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