A girl goes on a walk in China and all people around share with her. Surrounded by so much friendliness and the new years mood, everyone is helping each other, including her.

As she comes home, you can see that the home is bi-cultural, because inside her home, Russian and Chinese cultures unite!

Share your hapiness with others and build friendship across the globe!

LYRICS:

Mei Tiao Da Jie Xiao Xiang
Mei Ge Ren Di Zhui Li
Jian Mian Di Yi Ju Hua
Jiu Shi Gong Xi Gong Xi
Gong Xi Gong Xi Gong Xi Ni Ya
Gong Xi Gong Xi Gong Xi Ni

Hao Hao Bing Xue Rong Jie
Yan Kan Mei Hua Tu Rui
Man Man Hua Ye Huo Luo
Ting Dao Yi Sheng Ji Ti
Gong Xi Gong Xi Gong Xi Ni Ya
Gong Xi Gong Xi Gong Xi Ni

Jin Guo Duo Shao Kun Nan
Jin Li Duo Shao Mo Lian
Duo Shao Xin Er Pan Wang
Pan Wang Chun Tian Di Xiao Xi
Gong Xi Gong Xi Gong Xi Ni Ya
Gong Xi Gong Xi Gong Xi Ni
Gong Xi Gong Xi Gong Xi Ni Ya
Gong Xi Gong Xi Gong Xi Ni

Part II: Gung Hay Fat Choy!

The Lunar New Year dates from 2600 BC, when the Emperor Huang Ti introduced the first cycle of the Chinese zodiac.

Because of cyclical lunar dating, the first day of the year can fall anywhere between late January and the middle of February. On the Chinese calendar, 2010 is Lunar Year 4707-4708.

On the Western calendar, the start of the New Year falls on Monday, February 14, 2010 — The Year of the Tiger.

• Chinese New Year Facts
• Chinese New Year Info
• Chinese New Year - Chinese Calendar
• English Wiktionary - Useful resource for identifying Chinese characters (copy and paste individual characters into "search" box)
• Chinese New Year Greeting Cards