Among the immigrants living in multicultural countries, Australia has the largest number of migrants living in Australia.

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Among the immigrants living in multicultural countries, Australia has the largest number of migrants living in Australia. So any social-cultural program of China is celebrated here.

Of these, the new moon year celebrations were celebrated for the longest time. According to the Chinese calendar, it is a ray of reckoning in accordance with the Moon, so every year there is a slight fall from the English calendar. Here are a few ideas about the Chinese calendar. Among the 12 symbols of Chandrabarsha, the rats, bulls, tigers, rabbits, dragons, snakes, horses, goats, monkeys, cock dogs, and pigs. According to the calendar, the symbol is determined.

Chinese silver experts are considering this year as the year of 'prosperity'. Because, this year's symbol pigs. The strength of pork symbol is fortune, prosperity and satisfaction. According to the Chinese, life will be rich this year. The pig is considered prudent. So it will be wise behavior throughout the year.

As a symbol of this year's poke, temporary sculptures of various shapes pigments are being painted in the streets on the way. It was understood that the moon was coming soon. My colleague Keng Lim is a resident of Malaysia, but his ancestors come from China. So he kept the holiday early on the first day of the lunar year.

This was the first day of the lunar year 5th February, on Tuesday. When I went to the office and saw Mr. Lim not to ask the boss, he took leave on the occasion of the moon. I then opened Facebook and saw the events of celebration of several lunar calendar. All of them are away from our home, so I'm a bit skeptical. Because we live in a suburb Minto in the southwest of Sydney. Wherever you do not want to go, it's about a boom drive.

Finally, we saw a post from the Suburb Minto Marketplace. They have arranged a traditional Chinese lion dance from 9am to 12pm on Saturday 9 February, and invited everyone in the family on the 9th February to celebrate Chandra Bazaar. It was not an event, so I made a comment so that I can remember it.

Saturday morning at eight in the morning and at nine in the morning at nine o'clock in the Swimming Class. So I took Tahia from Swimingpool and sent Ryan to her mother, so that we do not miss the lion dancing. At around nine in the market, I have been preparing for the full time. A group of people dressed in a bouquet of blue lion in a bouquet of blue, and with a strange skill, hanging on one side of each store, with leopard leaves scratched.