The 5th of February may just be another day for most Australians but for Chinese, Vietnamese and Korean communities, it marks the beginning of a brand new year, The Lunar New Year. 2019 is the year of the pig.
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The Evolution of Lunar New Year
The 5th of February may just be another day for most Australians but for Chinese, Vietnamese and Korean communities, it marks the beginning of a brand new year, The Lunar New Year. 2019 is the year of the pig.
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By Jamileh Fakhri, Amy Chien-Yu Wang
Source: SBS
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