As the Chinese New Year is coming on February 1, 2022, many Chinese-Indonesians prepare the celebration, such as the food.<br /><br />The Chinese believe that certain food brings good luck and prosperity. <br /><br />For example, noodles are believed to bring longevity and happiness, while fish symbolize prosperity. <br /><br />Though primarily celebrated by Chinese descendants living in the country, the Lunar New Year or Imlek is also enjoyed by non-Chinese. <br /><br />The celebration is more vibrant in Chinatowns across the archipelago. Fantastic performances by the acrobatic Barongsai, red-gold lanterns, and good fortune cuisines mark the Imlek fanfare.<br /><br />Quoting The Ministry of Tourism data, here are five unique dishes to celebrate the Chinese New Year that signifies a special blessing for the upcoming year. See more in the video.<br /><br /><br /><br /><br />Voice Over / Video Editor: Aulia Hafisa / Praba Mustika<br />==================================<br /><br />Homepage: https://www.suara.com<br />Facebook Fan Page: https://www.facebook.com/suaradotcom<br />Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/suaradotcom/<br />Twitter: https://twitter.com/suaradotcom
