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If you’re keen as a bean to join in on the Chinese New Year celebrations that a third of the world is celebrating, but have no idea how to, we’ve got your back with an insight into our favourite time of the year. Unlike the Gregorian calendar, where December 31st is always the last day of the year, the date of the Chinese New Year varies. It is determined by the Chinese lunar calendar and always falls between January 21 and February 20.