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Chinese New Year is celebrated in China with dragons, food like noodles and rice eaten with chopsticks, and beautiful lanterns with Chinese writing. The dragons seen during celebrations are detailed. The second week ends with the Lantern Festival where the Jade Emperor historically invited all animals. Fortune cookies with notes inside are also eaten.
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