?Chinese New Year Emojis

Chinese New Year is one of the main holidays in ?? China and the countries of East Asia, the holiday of ? Spring, and the beginning of a new ? Lunar cycle. It is traditionally celebrated on the second ? New moon after the winter solstice, ? December 21, and lasts 15 days until the ? Lantern festival.

Interesting Facts:

• ? Carp Streamer emoji is the symbol of ? Children’s Day. Also, this flag represents the ancient legend of the carp, which on New Year’s Eve jumps on the gate to become a ? Dragon. Therefore, the carps depicted on the flag also symbolize good luck, success, and good deeds.
• ? Pine decoration emoji in East Asian countries symbolizes the abode of the New Year deity. The decoration consists of ? Bamboo, ? Leaves, ? Grass, ? Flowers, fans, and ? Ribbons. This emoji was approved by Unicode 6.0 in 2010 and included in 1.0 emoji version in 2015.
• ? Red Envelope emoji represents the traditional gift envelope for ? Money, which symbolizes good luck and wealth. These envelopes are gifted for Chinese New Year and other significant events.