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Why have SuperCell done it as "Chinese New Year"? very odd choice if you ask me.
As for the prize, 8 Diamonds. Better than the average 5 Diamond events; but a unique decoration is always better if you ask me!
Low goal at least so looks like we will get the Diamands quick. :)
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Originally Posted by daz258
8 is lucky :D
Very disappointed it not a Deco prize. I SO wish it was the Rooster (from the diamond package!!), I LOVE it, but can't justify spending almost £40 on a virtual decoration :(
Because this is when the Chinese celebrate New Year.Quote:
Originally Posted by daz258
It's commonly called Chinese New Year here (Canada). Do you not call it that down under?
It gets referred to both depending who reports it.Quote:
Originally Posted by shepherdgirl
I just think Lunar New Year is more accurate; it's based on the Lunar cycle and many Asian countries celebrate it; not just China.
In New Zealand, we call it Chinese New Year. And when I lived in Singapore (an Asian country), it was called Chinese New Year by English speakers.Quote:
Originally Posted by shepherdgirl
Gung Hay Fat Choy, to all who celebrate!
I have been gifted a few times today in my wanderings... pleasant surprise.
I had a layover in Singapore, some years ago. I picked the wrong day... the Lunar New Year was the only bad day to spend in Singapore. Only the McDonald's was open:o
I was gifted a tall heineken, cheers :)
One is never too old to receive red envelopes. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Wussypuss