Chinese New Year 2009 - The Year of the Ox
Join us as we celebrate Chinese New Year 2009, the Year of the Ox

Traditions & Customs

Like New Year’s resolutions, there are many customs associated with Chinese New Year.

Greet people with “Kung Hei Fat Choy” or “Gong Xi Far Tsai” (Happy New Year) to bring good fortune and prosperity.

Clean your house and sweep out the bad luck of the previous year.

Cast aside old grudges and earn forgiveness.

Ward off bad luck by draping red cloth on your doorway.

Eat lucky foods for a prosperous New Year.

Give red “lucky money” envelopes to pass on prosperity and good luck.

Partners
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Events NSW
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Major Sponsors
Medibank
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VW
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Sydney's Paddy's Markets
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Helen Wong's Tours
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Macau Government Tourist Office
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China UnionPay
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Asian Home Gourmet
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Supporting Sponsors
Rémy Martin
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Citigate Central Sydney
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Bank of China
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Media Partner
TVB
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TimeOut
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Charity
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Oxfam Australia
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