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🧨🧧#LunarCrewYear Challenge 🧧🧨
Post a party to win $2,023! That's right we're giving away $2,023 to one lucky winner.
Here's how to join the #LunarCrewYear party
1. Post a video or photo celebrating Lunar New Year with your crew
2. Tag #LunarCrewYear & Yami on Instagram: @yamibuy, TikTok: @yami.official, or 小红书: @亚米-Yami
3. Challenge your friends to celebrate. Submissions close January 31!
Lunar New Year Around the World
The busiest time for travel in East and South East Asian cultures falls on Lunar New Year. Explore different traditions and celebrations with unique twists.
Chinese Spring Festival (春节)
Shop AllChinese New Year is the marking the end of Winter and the beginning of Spring. Get your red envelopes, decorations, traditional pastries, and gift sets here
Korean New Year (설날)
Shop AllKorean New Year, Seollal, is typically a family holiday. Bow gracefully to elders and fill up on tteokguk (rice cake soup) to celebrate all of us being one year older!
Vietnamese New Year (Tết)
Shop AllCelebrate Tết by feasting away on savory dishes, fried fruits, chả giò, and more for fortune and longevitiy
Singapore
Shop AllWhy spend hours making pineapple tarts when you can buy them? Practise your greetings and well wishes
Thailand
Shop AllBecause of its large Chinese population, it comes as no surprise that the Chinese New Year is a major festival in Thailand. The Chinatown of Bangkok comes to life with crowds of worshippers, exploding firecrackers, and dragon dancers.
More Chinese New Year Traditions
Prep for the holiday by cleaning and decorating the house, preparing snacks, and family-style meals, plus many other customs. It is the busiest time of travel in many countries as friends and family gather from near and far for reunion dinners, often in traditional dress, and bringing each other gifts and well wishes.
Spring Cleaning
Shop AllOne of the first steps in preparing for Chinese New Year is a thorough ‘Spring cleaning’ of the home. To sweep away the misfortunes of the previous year and set a clean slate for the next.
Home Decor
Shop AllTo ward off evil and usher in good luck, we decorate the home with banners emblazoned with well wishes and handout red envelopes filled with fresh, crisp, new cash! But we've got some home decor for year round too.
Food with Friends & Family
Shop AllMaybe most importantly, we eat! There's no need to eat like a rabbit here. Keep your pantry, fridges and bellies full with some fan favorites.
Show me the bunny!
The Chinese zodiac is based on a mythical epic race amongst 12 animals to keep time and represent each passing year in the order in which they reached the finish line. Each animal repeats every 12 years, symbolizing a new energy and some even believe, personality characteristics for those born in its year. This is the year of the Water Rabbit, for those of you who like astrology and feng shui find your predictions for 2023 according to your birth sign!
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