Facts! Chinese never call it Happy Chinese New Year, but only Happy New Year or Happy Spring Festival. It's the western call it Chinese New Year or Lunar New Year.
Another Eastern culture calls it Chinese New year tho coz we got our own new year that isn't the Western new year and so Chinese New year gotta have a descriptor in front 😅😅😅
It’s definitely Chinese New Year , because it's based on the Chinese calendar. CNY always happens in winter. Technically, Lunar New Year is the wrong term to say because the real Lunar New Year actually happens in summer. For those of you who say Chinese New Year is not inclusive and Lunar New Year is better, you really should respect culture origin. I assume British wouldn't want people to call English as "International language" and Koreans wouldn't want people to call Kpop as "Asian Pop", right? It’s ok China share it. In the world we share things but we should respect the source of it.
I lived in China for a few years as well and over there they call it spring festival. They don't even call it Chinese New Year's That's only an American term like fortune cookies
I don't think Korea celebrates it the same way I mean I'm sure they celebrate it because China's sort of is the big dog in that region of the world. But for example Vietnam has their own lunar New Year and of course they don't call it Chinese New Year in Vietnam. So maybe other countries that do celebrate a lunar New Year would be good to ask about this. Most people don't know that Vietnam has their own version of this
When the Chinese came to Korea they brought their culture, and the Koreans address it as Chinese. It’s more likely because mostly of what you see in Korean and Japanese culture, language, and genetics is chinese. That’s also why it’s sometimes hard to tell the difference between the three East Asians is because of the Chinese blood, culture, and language influences
And I believe your point is more towards language such as example in Korean language the word for Chinese is “wainome” u get the point, the Chinese founded the lunar new year first and spread it along all other Asian countries so they all call it Chinese new year but not in the English version in which we say but rather in their own language.
Its Chinese New Year. China exported the tradition to other asian countries around it. Its not even a controversial opinion, it's just facts. I can't believe I had to have a debate with a friend about this
Lunar new year since I'm vietnamese and we celebrate Tết (celebration of the new year based off the lunar/moon calendar). Fun fact: if you're a rabbit in chinese zodiac, you'll be a cat in vietnamese zodiac.
The correct term is Lunar New Year because it’s celebrated according to the lunar calendar. A lot of Asian countries celebrate Lunar New Year with festivals and cultural significant stuff in their own way. The reason the wording Chinese New Year has gotten popular is because of how big the celebrations is in China (big country with huge population) and especially overseas in countries like the US because of huge Chinese immigration presence.
Not true. Chinese new years follows the Chinese calendar. All other eastern Asian countries have been adapting the Chinese new years into their own culture and call it what they want to. This based on facts.
As a small boy, I was taught to say "Kung hei fat choi" by the family from my local take-away. And where I grew up doesn't even have a huge Chinese population. But it takes nothing to learn about somebody else's culture. Zhì quan zhongguo... xinnian kuaile. ❤
I agree. I never say happy CNY to my parents friends. 😂😂😂😂 Also I had a landlord that was American Indian and they also celebrate lunar new years due to the lunar calendar. Buttttt most people forget about that group altogether unfortunately
The thing is, Chinese New Year isn’t the only lunar new year. (and I’m not referring to the surrounding countries who have adopted Chinese New Year and call it by their own names - Tet, Seollal, etc)
The first guy made logical points about cny
Dumbfoundead. He's a Korean battle rapper.
Facts!
Chinese never call it Happy Chinese New Year, but only Happy New Year or Happy Spring Festival.
It's the western call it Chinese New Year or Lunar New Year.
This is the comment i'm looking for.
Another Eastern culture calls it Chinese New year tho coz we got our own new year that isn't the Western new year and so Chinese New year gotta have a descriptor in front 😅😅😅
@@nothing5779but we call it English new year.
Thank you, Senator Tom "the racist " Cotton. 😂😂😂
Oh he’s definitely racist. Can’t stand that pos
I love you for clarifying it what it is-CHINESE NEW YEAR!! Jiao❤
I don't celebrate Christmas because I am not Christian. I celebrate what I now will call Wintermas.
I. The sims it’s called winterfest lol
“It’s f$&kin Chinese New Year” 🐉🧧🫶🏻🧨
Chinese New Year, absolutely
Dumbfoundead!! Handsome guy
Damn no one know that the first guy is battle rap vet Dumfounded 😱
It’s definitely Chinese New Year , because it's based on the Chinese calendar. CNY always happens in winter. Technically, Lunar New Year is the wrong term to say because the real Lunar New Year actually happens in summer. For those of you who say Chinese New Year is not inclusive and Lunar New Year is better, you really should respect culture origin. I assume British wouldn't want people to call English as
"International language" and Koreans wouldn't want people to call Kpop as "Asian Pop", right? It’s ok China share it. In the world we share things but we should respect the source of it.
It’s Vietnamese new year
@@lemonz1769 Happy Chinese New Year 🥳
Y u holding the mic so tightly? You're so funny.
I lived in China for a few years as well and over there they call it spring festival. They don't even call it Chinese New Year's That's only an American term like fortune cookies
I am team "Chinese New year". That's what's it's called on the novels I read in the orange app.
Chinese New Year 🎊
In Mongolia its Lunar new year. We obviously are not going to call in chinese new year.
Happy Mangolian New Year! And Chinese too of course.. 😁😘
I call it TET Rock With The Viets! 🤙🏼
Coz it's chinese new year.....so it's chinese new year.....yeah.
Chinese New Year, the year of Loong……. 😊
A lot of my Korean friends called it Chinese new year too which I found interesting
Nakagawian na kase ang chinese new dahil sineclebrate nila pero lunar new Year talaga tawag dyan
I don't think Korea celebrates it the same way I mean I'm sure they celebrate it because China's sort of is the big dog in that region of the world. But for example Vietnam has their own lunar New Year and of course they don't call it Chinese New Year in Vietnam. So maybe other countries that do celebrate a lunar New Year would be good to ask about this. Most people don't know that Vietnam has their own version of this
When the Chinese came to Korea they brought their culture, and the Koreans address it as Chinese.
It’s more likely because mostly of what you see in Korean and Japanese culture, language, and genetics is chinese. That’s also why it’s sometimes hard to tell the difference between the three East Asians is because of the Chinese blood, culture, and language influences
And I believe your point is more towards language such as example in Korean language the word for Chinese is “wainome” u get the point,
the Chinese founded the lunar new year first and spread it along all other Asian countries so they all call it Chinese new year but not in the English version in which we say but rather in their own language.
Its Chinese New Year. China exported the tradition to other asian countries around it. Its not even a controversial opinion, it's just facts. I can't believe I had to have a debate with a friend about this
“We own that ish” 😂😂😂. That is how us Black people feel about February. 😂😂
CHINESE new year❤
I call it Luna because the moon represents my heart ❤
…. But be careful. The sun represents my brain 😈
First being Chinese don’t have to even say anything 2nd lunar because of the calendar hence the new year
Lunar new year since I'm vietnamese and we celebrate Tết (celebration of the new year based off the lunar/moon calendar). Fun fact: if you're a rabbit in chinese zodiac, you'll be a cat in vietnamese zodiac.
新年快乐，龙年快乐，情人节快乐🎉
CHINESE NEW YEAR get it!!
The correct term is Lunar New Year because it’s celebrated according to the lunar calendar. A lot of Asian countries celebrate Lunar New Year with festivals and cultural significant stuff in their own way. The reason the wording Chinese New Year has gotten popular is because of how big the celebrations is in China (big country with huge population) and especially overseas in countries like the US because of huge Chinese immigration presence.
If it was lunar it would have been celebrated In summer instead. Also the festival and calendar for CNY are all originating in China
@@lujixcjml wtf is celebrated in summer? What calendar u looking at? Lunar Calendar shows this year is Feb 10. Next year is January 29th
Not true. Chinese new years follows the Chinese calendar. All other eastern Asian countries have been adapting the Chinese new years into their own culture and call it what they want to. This based on facts.
I never heard of lunar til this few years. The reason why other Asian country celebrate it because they follow the Chinese calendar in past.
Dumbest commet ever.
The first guy is the battle rapper Dumbfoundead.
As a small boy, I was taught to say "Kung hei fat choi" by the family from my local take-away.
And where I grew up doesn't even have a huge Chinese population. But it takes nothing to learn about somebody else's culture.
Zhì quan zhongguo... xinnian kuaile. ❤
新年快乐
What do you call it
Not Sen. Tom Cotton 😂
Lunar
Did they change it to Lunar zodiac also or trying to?
Bahahahaha
WAIT, I never get invited for dumplings 😢
I call it Tết
Xin Chao! Chuc mun nam moi!
Chinese new year, because our local chinese closes during this time 😂
Is the Korean held at a gun?
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Nobody recognized Dumbfoundead?!
I love calling it Chinese new year i love Chinese and the food, maybe i was Chinese in my other life. 😂😂❤❤
Filipino new year 😂😂😂haha jk. It already happened.
Is Chinese New Year
I call it Spring festival 😅
cuz u know 春节, it's like the literal translation
am I wrong?
I agree. I never say happy CNY to my parents friends. 😂😂😂😂 Also I had a landlord that was American Indian and they also celebrate lunar new years due to the lunar calendar. Buttttt most people forget about that group altogether unfortunately
its chinese new year as a chinese-korean
WHO’S that first guy your interviewing ? 👀
Dumbfoundead the rapper & podcaster and stand up dabbler
It is Chinese NY LOL.
Absolutely Chinese New Year 🎉
The thing is, Chinese New Year isn’t the only lunar new year. (and I’m not referring to the surrounding countries who have adopted Chinese New Year and call it by their own names - Tet, Seollal, etc)
That’s a fine man
Ok, wait, what did i miss out on?? Whats wrong with the Chinese new Year ?
Chinese call it 農曆新年， technically it should be lunar new year.
Isn’t that dumbfoundead
i was thinking the same thing 😂
What about oriental new year 😅😅😅
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Chinese new year, because islamic new year is also lunar.
Lunar new year and is either Aztec or Maya.
As a Viet I call it 'Tết Nguyên Đán.'.
Its lunar others sea countries celebrate it too
Just because other asains celebrate it doesn't change its origin.
The first korean was awesome !!
Dumbfound
Lunar new year to Asian countries, Chinese new year to other countries😊
Nah, so many other Asians celebrate it too. So why Chinese ??
Because it's chinese new year
It originate in china from the chinese calendars. Other nations can celebrate with us but its still chinese new year.
@@kzhao4618 not really. Do more study on this.
its neither chinese new year noeither lunar new year its sonam lochhar 😂
So sick of the Sinophobic rhetoric