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- Celebrations last for two weeks, ending on 15 February this year with the lantern festival, which marks the full moon. Since the 1990s, people in China have been given a week off work for New Year. According to China's Ministry of Commerce, people nowadays spend more than 820bn yuan (£96bn) on shopping and dining during this period.
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