Suav Xyoo Tshiab 2022 Hnub

Kev ua koob tsheej Xyoo Tshiab Suav tau dhau ob lub lis piam, thiab tau cim nrog ib lub lis piam - hnub so rau pej xeem nyob hauv Suav teb ntev.

Thaum twg yog Suav Xyoo Tshiab 2022?

Chinese New Year falls on Tuesday 1 February this year.

Hauv Suav teb, kev ua koob tsheej kav ntev li 16 hnub, pib ua ntej lub Xyoo Tshiab thiab xaus rau hnub 15, uas lub Yuan Xiao Festival tshwm sim. Qhov no yog thaum tib neeg tso ntau txhiab daim ntawv teeb rau saum ntuj.

The first week of festivities – from 1-7 February this year – is also a national public holiday in China.

Suav Xyoo Tshiab ua kev zoo siab li cas?

Txawm hais tias nws tsis meej meej thaum xyoo tshiab kev ua koob tsheej pib hauv Suav teb, nws ntseeg tau tias muaj keeb kwm thaum ntxov li 2,300BC nrog Emperors Yao thiab Shun.

Thaum xub thawj lub hnub so tau cim nruab nrab ntawm -lub caij ntuj no thiab lub caij nplooj ntoo hlav thaum ntxov, tab sis tsis ntev nws tau txais lub hnub ci daim ntawv qhia hnub thiab tso siab rau lub hli theem kom kaw hnub.

One of the most famous traditional greetings for Chinese New Year is the Cantonese kung hei fat choi, literally meaning: "Greetings, become rich."

Xav kom txhua yam zoo.