The above passage speaks about The Origin of the Chinese Lunar New Year.
<h3>What is the Chinese Lunar New Year?</h3>
The story behind the Chinese New Year is a 20th century Legen or Chinese Mythology which states that a beast used to live under the sea or in the mountains.
The beast was said to eat human flesh on Chinese new years day. It was then discovered the same beast was scared of loud noise, fire, red color.
Hence, people began to light fires, paste red colorations on their doors, and light firecrackers all night to scare the beast away. Nian presently is used to refer to "year" or "new year".
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uh what kinds are there tho to find out and how many and what do they do?
Answer:
Bad economy, growing nationalism, nationwide sourness over the first World War.
Explanation:
They exploited each of those things to get the populace to follow them and inevitably get them into office.
<span>The Bible and the Golden Rule contain very similar messages.</span>
It negotiated treaties that gave it influence over nearby nations.
It had a large military force despite poor training and equipment.
It did not have to fight the majority of US forces.
It enjoyed popular support in US territories in the South Pacific.
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