Chinese New Year Checklist

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1. Get Ready for the Holiday.

• Research the Holiday. Perhaps, it’s impossible to get prepared for the holiday having no idea of when and why the people of China celebrate it. That’s why you need to read about Chinese New Year traditions, history and celebration practices. You can use Internet to find a lot of information on Chinese New Year origin.
• Schedule Your Time. To get everything done in a timely manner, you’ll need to start your preparation for Chinese New Year activities a month before the holiday’s start. Use time management software (e.g. VIP Task Manager) to create Chinese New Year calendars and schedule your time and tasks.
• Make a Wish-List. Chinese New Year is a fairy holiday when people make wishes and create plans for the next year. You can also make your own wish-list and keep it with you all the time during the party. Remember about your every wish, and who knows, perhaps, next year your dreams come true!
• Clean the House. House cleaning is one of the most important Chinese New Year rituals. At least 3 days before the holiday you need to thoroughly clean up your house both inside and outside. Remember you shouldn’t clean your home during the holiday; otherwise it would be the worst thing you could do!
• Decorate the House. You can decorate your home with platters of oranges, vases of blossoms, and candy trays with plenty of dried fruits. Walls can be decorated with a lot of lucky words, warm wishes, and printed paintings.
• Get a Haircut. Chinese people like to get new haircuts before the holiday. Getting a haircut is one of the most popular Chinese New Year traditions. It says that during the holiday everything and everyone should look new and fresh. So be ready to get a new haircut before the party starts.
• Buy New Clothes. Chinese New Year events are closely linked to new clothes. The people of China like to shop for new clothes before the holiday’s beginning. You, your family and friends can also go to the nearest clothing store and purchase everything needed for the next year.

2. Plan Chinese New Year Party.

• Make a Guest List. When doing this, keep in mind how many people the party venue can accommodate. First of all, think about your family members, relatives, friends, neighbors, co-workers.
• Send Invitations. Your guests won’t attend your Chinese New Year party if no invitations have been sent. That’s why you need to send a welcoming Chinese New Year Eve invitation to every guest through e-mail or traditional mail at least 2 weeks in advance. Then give your guest 1 week for responding.
• Choose Music. Usually Chinese people like to listen to vocal and ...

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