Chinese New Year, also known as Lunar New Year, marks the start of the traditional Chinese lunar calendar, filled with age-old customs, traditions, and celebrations. In times of normalcy, the event revolves around spending time with one’s family. But, with COVID-19 preventing relatives from reuniting with one another, the holiday will be quite different this year.
COVID-19 dampens Chinese New Year festivities but spirits remain high
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Sabrina Lo, Video Managing Editor
Sabrina Lo is a senior at Carlmont High School and this is her third year in Journalism. She enjoys photography, spreading positivity through her club, Positivity 101, and is excited to continue as a video managing editor for Scot Center.
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