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jellybaby in reply to @gbj_tester

But why not stick with Chinese New Year? After all it's not Hijri New Year, which is actually lunar.

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gbj_tester in reply to @jellybaby

why not stick with Chinese New Year?

Because China uses both traditional and Gregorian calendars depending on the purpose. If you order on credit from Alibaba, the factory won't send an invoice demanding payment by some date in 4721 🙂

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jellybaby in reply to @gbj_tester

That makes sense in China but here, in London obvs, it has been called Chinese New Year for all the time I've been paying attention but now seems to be more commonly called Lunar New Year. Why the change? Perhaps I'm imagining it.

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