Details on the Asian holiday, Lunar New Year, with ABC13 Race & Culture reporter Rosie Nguyen.
HOUSTON, Texas -- Feb. 1 kicks off the Year of the Tiger for approximately 1.5 billion people, who are celebrating Lunar New Year across the world.Lunar New Year 2022: What to know about the traditions and celebration for the year of the Tiger
"In Korea, many holidays are celebrated based on the Lunar calendar. The biggest holiday among them is Chuseok, which falls on the fifth day of August of the Lunar calendar. It's like Thanksgiving in America," said Jin Lee, an instructor at the Houston Korean Education Center."Vietnamese and Korean people also celebrate it.
"It's a year when someone should pay close attention to one's fortune, health, and things in general," said Chang. What is the criteria for lucky money given out in red/white envelopes? Who gets them? Who gives them?
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