How do i celebrate the coming 　chinese new year?it is the easiest question ever?how can i avoid spending it with the respectful parents of mine at home. Watching the new year celebration festival of 2013 by cctv and visiting cousins as usual.what is more,due to the time i waste before,i would spend more time and energy to do some homework,like 3.2,5.3 etc...anyway.cause every day is a brand new day,i gotta carpe diem!

（是否过早了……）

qianpai liuming

To be honest,I will be learning at school for extra classes before spring festival,by the way,in the Chinese New Year,I hope that all the 吧友 can ameliorate the conditions that didn't satisfy you in the last year,all my best wishes !

How do you celebrate chinese new year?
I will come back hometown to celebrate our chinese new year by train.
Will you be celebrating it with your family？
Yes,I do that. This Spring Festival, my dad can'ot come back hometown, he was in the company overtime.My mother/ sister/ grandparents/aunts and uncles who will return hometowm for the Spring Festival.
Where will you be celebrating chinese new year?
My hometown: BaZhong city from Sichuan province.

I will be get an "A" for my english test.and i'm sure today-year winter vacation will be dear.

哇，好快，谢谢大吧

i want to pass the exam...

i have no choice bu to review for the exam to entry college

时间可能是有点早，但大家可以谈谈计划或者以往你的那些或温馨或有趣难忘的过年经历～海外党们可以送祝福，或者谈谈在国外如何春节！

Stay at home and play games all day

The following comment/idea is what I got from living in Canada for a long time:
Just like those immigrants or international students, most of us do not have the chance to travel back to our hometown to celebrate the Chinese New Year with friends and family. The main reason is that in the western culture, their ‘’New Year’’ is January 1st which is the most important holiday (including Christmas) of the year. And of course, there is a culture difference between Chinese and Canadian which means that no holiday during the Chinese New Year. Fortunately, my family and relatives are all in Canada so we still get to gather and celebrate the New Year together! Even though it’s not as fun as the old time back in my hometown where Chinese New Year is an official holiday, it’s better than nothing right? For my family, we just have a really nice traditional Chinese dinner at my grandparents’ house on the first day of the New Year. And that’s about it. We can’t stay up all night or spend more time with cousins and other family members because there is school and work next morning. Other than having a dinner with my family, there is one special event in the church too! (Yes, I am religious) In the Chinese Christian Church I go to, we do celebrate the Chinese New Year together. Most of the time, there will be some Christian and New Year related performance such as choir, music, and drama. The event usually close up with a dinner or lunch in the church where people get to chat and hang out a little bit. Boring eh?