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22 Chinese New Year Don’ts Unless You Want a Year of Bad Luck There s no shortage of New Year s superstitions for good luck, including eating black-eyed peas on New Year s Day to ensure wealth comes your way, or kissing someone at midnight on Dec. 31 if you want success in the love department. The Chinese New Years, which in 2021 falls on Feb. 12, comes with its own superstitions meant to ensure a healthy and successful year ahead. While the arrival of the new year is a time of festivity, new year s superstitions dictate you should avoid certain activities  to dodge a year filled with illness, financial struggles, or bad luck.

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