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Happy Chinese New Year 2011
Chinese New Year is a product of the Lunisolar Calendar
The Chinese calendar harmonizes both the Lunar cycle and the Solar year by incorporating astronomical observations of:
a.The phases of the moon and
b.The apparrent path of the sun
How is Chinese New Year’s Day determined?
In one sentence, the Chinese New Year is the second New Moon after the Winter Solstice. It is based strictly on astronomical observations, and has nothing to do with the Pope, emperors, animals or myths. Due to its scientific and mathematical nature, we can easily and precisely calculate backward or forward for thousands of years.
The Winter Solstice occurs when the apparent path of the sun reaches its lowest point on the horizon. To an observer in the northern hemisphere, the sun reaches its lowest height of the year on that day. The shadow it casts is the longest. For an observer in the southern hemisphere, the opposite is true.
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salamat5 sa dalaw…
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Kung Hei Fat Choy 恭喜发财
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Kung Hei Fat Choy 2011!
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ayos po ito, dagdag knowledge na naman. teka wala po ba kayong explanation bat may hayup sa chinese calendars at bakit yung mga hayup na yun.?
mabuhay po!
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“…Chinese New Year … has nothing to do with the Pope, emperors, animals or myths.”
Ang mga hayop sa Chinese zodiac ay ginagamit lamang sa pagbibigay ng pangalan ng taon. Ito ay hindi ginagamit sa mga aktwal na mga pagkalkula ng mga kalendaryo ngunit nananatili ito bilang mahalagang sangkap ng tradisyong kultural.
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ah ganun po ba, sige po salamat!
kasi iniisip ko yung dragon mahalaga sa kanila pero ang aso, baboy at ox? parang palaisipan talaga.
mabuhay po!
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sa mga tulad mong may pangangatwiran (logical), ang bagong taon ay ang buong 12 buwan. halimbawa, ang taong 2011 ang bagong taon natin sa ngayon. sa ika-31 ng disyembre, magiging luma na ito kaya ang magiging bagong taon ay ang taong 2012.
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Very interesting post, never the less. Talking of position of heavenly bodies is a matter of science. Of scientific matter.
January 1 appears to be purely incidental that became traditional. There simply are 365 days in a year. It happened to have been divided to 12 [Why 12 when it could have been 6 or 15 or what]. The first of twelve happened to have been named January. And the first day of that, well, that’s it.
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January 1 is the universally recognized New Year. Even China recognizes that. To changed that now can result to unimaginable chaos…computers’ timer are all set to that.
Sure every nation has the right to celebrate what are parts of their customs and traditions.
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totoong ang unang araw ng ating kalendaryo (Gregorian calendar) ang kinikilala ng halos buong mundo bilang bagong taon. totoo ring magkakaroon ng malaking kaguluhan kung ito’y babaguhin.
ngunit sa tingin mo ba hindi magulo ang ating kalendaryo? tingnan mo: ang Panginoon ay isinilang sa ika-25 ng disyembre ngunit palipat-lipat ang petsa kung kailan Siya namatay. ito’y mula ika-22 ng marso hanggang ika-21 ng abril. bakit?
sa totoo lang, may mga kalendaryong mas akyurit kesa sa atin tulad ng Mayan at Sumerian. mas laganap lang ang kristiyanismo kaya ang Gregorian calendar na ang ating ginamit.
sa mga panahong ito, ako’y naniniwala na malapit nang magkaisa ang lahat ng mga kalendaryo. malapit na ring magkakaunawaan ang siyensiya at ang mga pamahiin. ipaliliwanag ko na lang ito sa susunod kong mga paskil.
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I am in fact third filial generation Chinese. But I observe only one New Year, not this one. I go with where majority of Filipinos are. Like the majority of 10% Filipinos of Chinese descent, and like my my great old man, old China is history. There is only Philippine of the Filipinos and for Filipinos. Chinese belong to China.
One who thinks like xxx, speaks like xxx, and walks like xxx, is an xxx.
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tulad mo rod, ako ma’y kumikilala lang ng iisang new year at yon ay ang umpisa ng taon ngunit nakikisayaw na rin ako sa mga katulad mong may dugong Tsino.
‘One who thinks like xxx, speaks like xxx, and walks like xxx, is an xxx.’ ikaw ang taong nabubuhay sa lohika!
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Happy Chinese New Year!
Asan ang tikoy namin?
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happy Chinese new year din sa ‘yo, Norms.
ang tikoy? hintayin mo na lang. ipina-LBC ko na. he he he
恭喜发财 ! ! !
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wow daming events..ahe. kung hei fat choy po :p
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marami nga, erhu ianyce. 恭喜发财!
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smile nalang tayu wala ko masabi eh 😉
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ang dami palang international day this year!
yang pulang logo yan yata logo ng tikoy namen. haha!
kung hei fat choy!!
hohoho
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nasa mga tikoy nga ang kung hei fat choy na logong ‘yan, jason
恭喜发财!!
‘hohoho’ teka, teka, may Santa Claus ba sa Tsina?
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maraming salamat sa pagdalaw at sa info. Dagdag kaalaman na naman ito.
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maraming salamat din sa ‘yo, blurosebluguy.
恭喜发财 ! ! !
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