The Lunar Year

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Clip from BtN Newsbreak  |  ABC ME  |  February 16, 2018

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Find out the significance of the Chinese zodiac and why Lunar New Year is celebrated in February.

Find out the significance of the Chinese zodiac and why Lunar New Year is celebrated in February.

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