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New Zealand s Wellington celebrates Chinese New Year with parade, fair Xinhua | Updated: 2021-02-15 10:08 Share CLOSE Children try to touch the props of lion dance amid a Chinese New Year Festival parade in Wellington, capital of New Zealand, on Feb 14, 2021. (Photo/Xinhua) Linda Lim, Chair of the Asian Events Trust, said the Chinese New Year has turned to be one of Wellington s largest and most anticipated cultural events over the past 20 years, providing an important connection to Chinese culture for everyone in Wellington. Thousands of people crowded the streets and waterfront in Wellington on Sunday afternoon to watch the annual Chinese New Year Parade, with Wellington Mayor Andy Foster leading the way. ....
2021-02-14 07:06:18 GMT2021-02-14 15:06:18(Beijing Time) Xinhua English Video Player Close WELLINGTON, Feb. 14 (Xinhua) Thousands of people crowded the streets and waterfront in Wellington on Sunday afternoon to watch the annual Chinese New Year Parade, with Wellington Mayor Andy Foster leading the way. The capital streets were filled with a fabulous display of color and celebration, led by dragon and lion dancers to bring good health and fortune to the city for the coming year. The parade offered over 10 marching groups, including several vibrant lion and dragon dancing teams, a waist drum group, as well as a Chinese-themed costume display group featuring Qipao, Changshan, and oil-paper umbrellas. ....
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Tuesday, 9 February 2021, 1:59 pm A weekend of activities to mark 20 years of Wellington’s Chinese New Year celebrations will go off with a bang on Saturday 13 February. The capital city’s night will light up with a fireworks display to farewell the Year of the Rat and welcome in the Year of the Ox, supported by Stonewood Capital. Believed to have originated in ancient times, fireworks were used during Chinese New Year celebrations when noise and fire were thought to dispel evil spirits and bring good luck to communities for the coming year. Stonewood Group Is pleased to be supporting the festival s fireworks display ....