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Did you know snakes aren't just slithering creatures in southern China – they're considered guardians of homes? As Lunar New Year approaches, cultural host Rachel Wu shares insights about this unique tradition that’s captivated generations.
\"In many rural communities, spotting a house snake is seen as good fortune,\" Rachel explains. \"Families believe these reptiles protect their granaries from rodents and bring blessings.\" This cultural symbol blends practical pest control with spiritual significance, showing how nature intertwines with daily life.
The tradition connects to ancient Chinese mythology where snakes represent wisdom and renewal. As we approach the Year of the Snake, Rachel sends warm wishes: \"May this lunar cycle bring everyone safety through life’s twists and the luck to shed old challenges like a snake’s skin!\"
This custom highlights China’s diverse regional traditions – perfect for culture enthusiasts and diaspora communities wanting to stay connected to their heritage. What animal symbols does your culture celebrate during New Year? Share your stories!
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As Lunar New Year approaches, cultural host Rachel Wu shares insights about this unique tradition that’s captivated generations.
This cultural symbol blends practical pest control with spiritual significance, showing how nature intertwines with daily life.
As we approach the Year of the Snake, Rachel sends warm wishes: \"May this lunar cycle bring everyone safety through life’s twists and the luck to shed old challenges like a snake’s skin!\" 
What animal symbols does your culture celebrate during New Year? Share your stories!
Lunar New Year Special: Snakes, Feasts &…
