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What is Chinese New Year?
It is a Chinese festival.
It is also known as Chinese Lunar New Year. It is celebrated on the month with its first day nearest the Beginning of spring.

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According to Chinese legend, there once lived a ferocious monster, of the Lunar Year. It would come ashore to terrorise villagers, destroying their property and eating any livestock-or children- that it could find. It was driven away with fireworks, red decorations and red clothes. So people celebrate the new year.

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People visit Flower Markets at night. There are many flowers shops in the Victoria Park. People purchase mandarin trees, daffodils and bamboo, etc. However, although it is called "flower market", it is much more than just flowers. Besides all the auspicious flowers, there are also many traditional food stalls, Chinese New Year gifts and souvenirs.

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Highlight 2  "Hong Kong International Chinese New Year Night Parade". 

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Highlight 2  "Hong Kong International Chinese New Year Night Parade". 

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It is organised by Hong Kong  Tourism board. The parade begins at 8pm. It stands of the cultural centre piazza in Tsim Sha Tsui. Street performers from around the world form an unmissable multicultural warm up act. It is very exciting.

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The second day of Chinese New Year over Victoria Harbour. The firework display lasts 25 minutes. Thousand of people watch the fireworks. Visitors can watch the firework near Cultural Centre in Tsim Sha Tsui. It is amazing.