A few months of shooting during the Chinese New Year

The shooting time of 'The Year of the Chinese' was four months.

The shooting time of 'The Year of the Chinese' was four months.

There would be many movies released during the Spring Festival in 2024, including Hot and Hot, Flying Life 2, The 20th Rule, Mr. Red Carpet, Let's Rock the Sun Together, Bear Haunt: Reversal of Time and Space, Bajie's Canopy Descends, Battle Break, and Yellow Claw: The God of Fortune Cat. These films covered different types of films, such as comedy and animation, with comedy films being the dominant one. These movies would be released during the Spring Festival in 2024, bringing joy and entertainment to the audience. As for which movie was the most anticipated, there was no information yet.

I'm not sure specifically which race story you are referring to during Chinese New Year 2016. There could be various races like dragon boat races if it was in a place where they hold such events during the New Year, or it could be a running race organized as part of the New Year celebrations. Without more details, it's hard to tell a particular story.

The meaning of eating vegetables during the New Year was to be able to be calm and healthy in the new year. This touch of green would make our life in the new year even better.

Cartoons often show traditional Chinese houses decorated with red lanterns and couplets for Chinese New Year. They might also have big family gatherings and kids playing around.

I'm not aware of any particular 'most exciting' race during Chinese New Year 2016. It really depends on the location and the type of races that were held. In some places, a lantern - making race could be really exciting as people show off their creativity. In others, a race related to traditional dance performances could be the highlight.

Well, it really depends. Cartoons like 'Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf' often gain a lot of attention during the Chinese New Year as they are loved by children. But some new releases or foreign cartoons might also become popular depending on the marketing and word-of-mouth.

Yes, there is the story of the Nian. Nian was a fearsome beast. It was said to come out during the New Year and prey on villagers. But the villagers discovered that Nian was afraid of the color red, loud noises, and fire. So they started to use red lanterns, set off firecrackers, and make a lot of noise during the New Year to scare Nian away. This story is related to animals as Nian was a kind of mythical beast.

Yes. In some rural areas, people might make sheep - shaped handicrafts out of paper or clay during Chinese New Year. It's a way to symbolize good fortune and a bountiful year ahead. Also, sheep are part of the Chinese zodiac cycle. So if it's the year of the sheep in Chinese New Year, there are often more decorations and cultural events related to sheep.