Western New Year's Day in Chinese is usually called “元旦 .” The phrase 元旦 first appear in “晋书” of ancient China， but the meaning had been recoginized for over 4000 years. The first day of twelfth lunar month or October was celebrated as 元旦. Then it was celebrated on the first day of Lunar New Year since the reign of Emperor Wudi of the Han Dynasty. When the formation of the Republic of China， 元旦 is on the day of Jan. 1st in Gregorian calenda. Since the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949， Gregorian January 1 was renamed named 元旦节， with the aim of distinguishing the new year in “农历 lunar calendar” and the “阳历 Gregorian calendar.”
例句:1People from different parts of the world celebrate New Year’s Eve in different ways.来自世界各地的人会用不同的方式跨年。
一、元旦节Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner's Dictionary 5th Edition是这样说的：New Year's Dayis the first day of the year. In Western countries this is
2⃣️countdown to the new year不同的地方都会用不同方式去迎接新年而相聚在一起倒计时一定不可少的活动之一“倒计时”的英文就是“countdown”I'm going to the Times Square with my girlfriend for th
