[轉載]今日GOOGLE:農曆新年

這個塗鴉慶祝農曆新年！3000 多年來，亞洲許多國家都慶祝了農曆的第一個新月。塗鴉藝術品慶祝蛇年——一個成長、創造力和轉變的時刻！

為了迎接新的一年並迎接早春，家庭用淡淡的紅色裝飾他們剛剛打掃過的家。人們點亮紅燈籠，掛紅聯。為了抵禦 Nian，一種眾所周知害怕巨響的野獸，整晚都能聽到嘶嘶聲和鞭炮的爆裂聲。

農曆新年通常與親人一起慶祝。家庭聚在一起享用傳統美食，如魚、雞肉、餃子、甜年糕、橘子、鳳梨和其他美味佳餚。許多人收到了親人送給他們的紅包，象徵著好運和又一年的過去。

今晚別忘了點燈籠，迎接充滿歡笑、好運和幸福的一年——祝所有慶祝的人新年快樂！

This Doodle celebrates the Lunar New Year! The first new moon of the lunar calendar has been celebrated for over 3,000 years in many countries across Asia. The Doodle artwork celebrates the year of the snake — a time for growth, creativity, and transformation!

To usher in the new year and welcome an early spring, families decorate their freshly cleaned homes with touches of red. People light red lanterns and hang red couplets. To ward off Nian, a beast known to be afraid of loud noises, sizzles and pops of firecrackers are heard throughout the night.

The Lunar New Year is often celebrated with loved ones. Families gather for traditional favorites like fish, chicken, dumplings, sweet rice cakes, mandarin oranges, pineapple, and other delicacies. Many are gifted red envelopes of money from their loved ones, symbolizing good fortune and the passing of another year.

Don’t forget to light a lantern tonight for a year of laughter, luck, and happiness — Happy New Year to all who celebrate!