🐲 Chinese New Year Emojis Collection


Chinese New Year emoji greet you, don’t be shy to use them for this feast! Chinese New Year is the the main Chinese celebration that doesn’t have the exact date, but is connected with the traditional lunisolar Chinese calendar. The holiday is on the first day of the New 🌕 Moon between ❄️️ January 21 and 🥶 February 20. And it’s celebrated during several days! To celebrate the 🎄 New Years, people launch 🎆 Fireworks and get together with the family. The fireworks have to scare away evil spirits and draw appeasement into the 🏠 House. Also each family cleans the house concidering they can rid the unluckiness off and leave space for the happiness. The family dinner is very important. There are a lot of different kinds of 🍕 Food. If you are going to celebrate Chinese New Year, use these emoji to tell us about that.

Quotes:
To give a tangerine is a Chinese New Year’s Tradition. Stems are left on to keep friendship intact. — Diana Hollingsworth Gessler

Facts:

  • Only New Year in 🇨🇳 China is considered the longest holiday in the country.
  • “Guo Nian Hao” is exactly how you welcome people in China. There are a number of other phrases, but this is the most popular.
  • Traditionally, 🧒 Children receive money on this holiday only in 🧧 Red Envelopes.

Combinations and phrases

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  • Have a rest 🐉🦁💃
  • 📅🇨🇳🌟

     — Chinese Horoscope

  • 🎆👫🎆

     — Firework Festival

  • 🐉🦁💃🏻

     — Dragon and Lion Dancing

  • Happy New Year 🎆 and Happy Family 👪 and Prosperity 💰!
  • 🍀🧧💸

     — Lucky Red Envelope

  • 🏮👐🏮

     — Lantern Festival

  • 📆🥇

     — Golden Week

  • The Lucky Star 🤞🌟 Shines Bright!
  • 🍚🍜👄🤰

     — Feasting

  • 🎂💎🟢👑

     — Birthday of the Jade Emperor

  • Cleaning our apartment! 🏡🗑️🧽
  • Eat till full 🥟🥮🍪🍖🍗
  • Big red dragon with flame 🐉🔴🔥
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