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This resolution, a formal statement by the Tennessee House of Representatives and Senate, recognizes Lunar New Year, an important holiday celebrated across many Asian countries and communities that marks the first new moon of the year according to a moon-based calendar. The resolution highlights the rich cultural traditions associated with Lunar New Year, such as cleaning homes to ward off bad luck, family gatherings, honoring ancestors, giving red envelopes with money, and enjoying traditional foods. It specifically notes that the 2026 Lunar New Year begins on February 17th, marking the Year of the Fire Horse, a zodiac sign symbolizing hard work, bravery, and resilience, and concludes by extending warm wishes for a joyful and prosperous new year to all celebrants.

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