There are a number of superstitions surrounding the Lunar New Year, to avoid bad luck in the new year and to attract good luck. Here is a list compiled by The Peninsula Manila.
THERE are a number of superstitions surrounding the Lunar New Year, to avoid bad luck in the new year and to attract good luck. Here is a list compiled by The Peninsula Manila.All house cleaning must be done prior to the New Year. On New Year’s Eve, all brooms, brushes, dusters, dust pans, and other cleaning equipment must be put away.
On the stroke of midnight, every door in the house and even windows have to be open to allow the old year to go out.Everyone buys new clothes to celebrate the New Year. Red clothing is preferred during this festive season since it is considered a bright, happy color and assures the wearer a sunny and bright future. Coincidentally, many retail shops have sales at this time.or “lucky money” in red envelopes from friends and family for good fortune.All debts have to be paid before the New Year.
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