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Q: Please advice where to find New Year customs for child

 

Please advice English site or shop in shanghai..thank u

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Nader, are you talking about (Chinese) New Year that comes with Spring Festival or are you talking about (Western) New Year?  Depending upon your answer, I will be able to provide you with more info.  Thanks!

 

nader:

Western New Year

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Do you mean "custom" or "costume"?

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do you wanna find costumes or customs..and if it costumes then what is special in new year costumes..

GuilinRaf:

Just give a baby a diaper and a sash that says "2013" and PRESTO! You have the New years Baby!

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Thanks guys above now I think that I understand his question.

 

Voltasingh, traditionally, little children DO wear special clothes for the Chinese New Year / Spring Festival.  The custom may be on the wane in the bigger cities but considering that 2/3's of China is still smaller cities and rural, in these places, the little ones are decked out with clothes like this.  it is considered "auspicious" to have the little ones dressed in new and bright clothing, particularly clothes that are red:

 

 

 

kchur:

So you're saying that, traditionally, farmer children wore traditional empress clothes, in a colour it was illegal by pain of death for anyone but the royal family and royal guard to wear?

 

Well, obviously.

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Kchur, what I am saying is this:

 

(1)  The OP asked about costumes for New Year's for little children.

 

(2)  We are talking about this year, not the Qing dynasty.

 

Have a good evening Kchur.  Sorry that you are not here in China anymore.

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kchur:

Show me a pic of a bunch of farmer kids in royal clothing, and not just something you pulled off an image search.

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981977405:

As I so politely said Kchur, we all miss your not being in China anymore.

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