虎年到来鞭炮闹，红妆对联也娇俏 ！ 祝愿我们维州的华人社区， 祝愿我们海外的华人华侨， 祝愿我们的祖籍国与人民， 在新年伊始之际把幸福紧紧套牢，把快乐紧紧拥抱。 新年新春虎來報，金虎銀虎福虎到，虎年發財樂逍遙！ 虎虎的運氣、虎虎的健康、虎虎的快樂、虎虎的順心，虎年行大運！
澳大利亚维州华人社团联合会线上直播室举办2022年虎年春晚介绍
时间：2022年2月1日晚7点30分
春节！在澳洲华人社区是如何庆祝的 ？
“在澳洲过春节，再简单也不能忘了中华民族的节日传统”。有人说。
“在澳洲过年肯定没有在中国国内隆重，毕竟在澳大利亚没有春节公众长假。”有人说。
更有人表示，“就算再简单，有些春节传统还是要秉持下去，这是一个有着悠久历史的民族传统的重要标志。”
那么在澳大利亚的华人社区中，依然秉持的传统都有哪些呢 ?
大致有如下；全家在除夕夜做一桌丰盛的年夜饭，到当地寺庙祈福，亲朋好友之间互致新年问候，微信上发红包，周末全家到市区逛灯展，逛各地市举办的春游小摊街市，还有一个重要选项就是看春晚。
春晚是中国央视在每年除夕之夜为了庆祝新年而开办的综合性文艺晚会。起源于1979年，正式开办于1983年 ，2014年被定位为国家项目 。每年春节来到时，全中国放假全民狂欢！
在海外的华人华侨把这个几十年的春晚传统文化，也搬到了全世界的各个角落，以不同的文艺形式在当地庆祝着农历新年。
墨尔本今年也有个春晚，这是维州华人社团联合会在线上直播室主办的，有来自维州华人社区节目演出，有来自中国文艺界的节目，有各界政府名流祝贺，有来自中国亲人的祝福，更有咱们华联会各个社团的支持与虎年祝福。
虽然这天澳洲全国不放假，全民工作生活如常。华人社区也没有假期，老人有孙辈的照看孙辈，没有孙辈就自己找事做。年轻人有工作照常上班，没工作的就去购物准备年夜饭。
虽然看看自己住宅周围没有一点春节庆祝气氛，但维州墨尔本的华人社区，对于欢庆中华民族传统春节的情怀依然是那么执着。
这些年在春节恰逢周末有假日时，海外华人社区就搞大活动大庆祝。没有恰逢休假日时，尤其是在病毒感染肆虐岁月，华人社区就创造机会在线上举办文艺演出庆祝春节。因而就有了今年墨尔本的线上春晚。
维州华联会的这个春晚，希望华人社区的家庭，在他们下班后，晚上全家围坐在酒桌旁，能与维州乃至全澳洲华人华侨一起庆祝春节看华联会春晚，给华人社区的海外生活增加节日喜庆气氛。
“恭喜发财”，May you be happy and prosperous。这可能是全球华人最经常听到的一句春节祝福，连澳洲总理莫里森也曾经挑了这句发在新年致辞里。
又是一年春来到，虎年喜事真热闹，福娃祈福家运兴，虎年金银怀满抱，病毒肆虐病例高，百姓安康最重要。短信拜年华联早，诚挚祝福灾难消。
庆祝春节最重要的一点其实就是为了与亲人团聚。中国的新年代表着亲情，也代表着新希望的开始。在这一天，我们会带着新的希望，准备好迎接新的一年。
虎年的春节是一个能和家人一起团聚庆祝迎接虎年的机会，同样也是一个拜访那些平时见不了几面、已经上了年纪的亲人的机会。年轻人这么说，也是这样做的，这是华人社区中，敬老爱幼的民族传统美德。
在这里祝福华人社区的年轻一代；
虎啸风生 虎卧龙跳
虎头燕颔 虎体熊腰
伏虎降龙 虎年吉祥！
“我还记得一个人在澳洲过的第一个除夕，那是一个除夕夜。”
2002年，刘同学来到澳洲求学，哪怕在澳洲已经度过了二十个年头，她也仍然对于那个夜晚记忆犹新，
“我非常的孤单，因为在中国庆祝春节的氛围是那样的浓厚。当我刚刚抵达澳洲时，我就想家了。”
刘同学表示，其实当年在澳大利亚并没有太多的春节庆祝活动，不过现在澳洲庆祝春节的范围已经远远超出了华人社区，各地政府也积极参与主办春节快乐活动。
墨尔本是一个多元文化的城市，它欢迎并支持来自不同文化背景的传统庆祝活动，这几年墨尔本市政府都会在唐人街，联邦广场，皇后桥红舞台，皇冠赌场雅拉河畔等活动中心，举办以庆祝春节为主题的活动，丰富了当地市民的多元文化生活，也为维州乃至墨尔本的商业，小生意，旅游带来了巨大的生意与人流。
送给华人社区虎年祝贺词；
别忘了写下来送给您的亲朋好友；
十四字新年祝賀詞
人間喜慶康平世，虎歲承歡幸福春
虎躍龍騰生紫氣，風調雨順兆豐年
虎踞龍盤今勝昔，花香鳥語舊更新
春光春色源春意，虎將虎年揚虎威
人入虎年鼓虎勁，景添春色揚春輝
龍騰虎躍人間樂，鳥語花香天下春
和氣吉祥皆快樂，四季平安過新年
家興國興事事興，家圓國圓事事圓
給孩子的新年祝賀詞
爸爸媽媽要寫給孩子或是其他晚輩的新年祝賀詞或是新年祝福語可以以「學業上的精進」和「身心靈富足」作為出發點，給孩子最真摯的新年祝福：
步步高升
平安喜年來
學業進步
身體健康
笑口常開
天天開心
持之以恆，篤志好學
學業有成，前程似錦
樂學苦思，敏銳創新
平安喜樂，得償所願
學業有成，健康快樂
快樂跟隨，健康常在
前程似錦，美夢成真
维州华联会春晚之歌是这样写的：
请把这春晚带回你的家
请把我们的祝福留下
请把这春晚带回你的家
请把美好记忆留下
虎年虎年这春晚
将要飞遍天涯
飞遍海角天涯
今年今年这春晚
将是华联春花
将是华人春花。
Introduction to the 2022 Year of the Tiger Spring Festival Gala Evening
2022 Year of the Tiger Spring Festival Gala Evening, The Federation of Chinese Associations (VIC.) Inc. hosted by The Online Live Studio
Spring Festival Gala Evening live online commences:
7:30 p.m. on 1 February, 2022. AEST time
How is Chinese New Year celebrated in the Australian Chinese community?
Some locals say: "No matter how simply we celebrate the Spring Festival in Australia, we should not forget the festival traditions of our hometown."
"It's definitely not as big a celebration as it is in China, because Australia doesn't have a long public holiday," others commented.
"No matter how simple, in the multicultural society of Australia, Spring Festival traditions should still be maintained. It is a national tradition with a long history and the symbol of an important oriental festival," said another.
So what traditions are still held by the Chinese community in Australia?
Generally activities are: On New Year's Eve, the whole family cooks a fancy dinner, goes to a local temple to pray for blessings, sends New Year greetings to relatives and friends, and gives red envelopes on WeChat. On weekends, the whole family goes to a lantern show with stalls and markets held in cities. Another important option is to watch the Spring Festival Gala show on TV.
The Spring Festival Gala Show is a huge variety show held by China Central Television to celebrate New Year's Eve every year. Founded in 1979, it was officially launched in 1983 and was identified as a national event in 2014.
Every year when the Spring Festival comes, the whole of China enjoys a holiday carnival!
Overseas Chinese have carried the decades-old traditional culture of the Spring Festival Gala Evening to all corners of the world to celebrate the Lunar New Year through different artistic expressions.
The year Melbourne will host its own Spring Festival Gala
Melbourne will also have a Spring Festival Gala Evening this year, hosted by the Online Studio of the Federation of Chinese Associations (Vic.) Inc. (or FCA). There will be performances from Victoria’s Chinese community, as well as Chinese artistic circles, congratulations from celebrities at all levels of government, blessings from our relatives, and support and Year of the Tiger wishes from various members of the FCA.
As we always say:
May the five blessings (longevity, wealth, health, virtue, and a quality life) be with you.
Although Australia does not have a holiday, and the day for the Chinese community is as usual, however, Chinese people everywhere still find time to shop for the New Year's Eve dinner.
Although there is no special Spring Festival atmosphere, the Chinese community in Melbourne and Victoria is still dedicated to celebrating the traditions.
In recent years, when the Spring Festival has fallen on a holiday weekend, the Chinese community has organised major activities to celebrate. When holidays are not available, and especially during the Covid-19 years, the Chinese community has created opportunities to celebrate the Spring Festival Gala Evening with online performances. Hence this year's Online Gala offering in Melbourne.
Through the FCA’s Spring Festival Gala Evening, we hope that families in the Chinese community can sit around the dining table in the evening and celebrate Spring Festival together with multicultural communities throughout Victoria and Australia. Watching the Spring Festival Gala Evening, will add a festive atmosphere to all.
May you be happy and prosperous!
This is probably the most frequently heard Chinese New Year greeting around the world. Even Australian Prime Minister Morrison once quoted this sentence in his New Year's speech.
The Chinese New Year of the Tiger is a chance to celebrate the Year of the Tiger with family members.
The most important aspect of celebrating the Spring Festival is to get together with family members. The Chinese New Year represents kinship and the beginning of new hope. On this day, we are ready to welcome the New Year with positivity and anticipation. It is also a chance to visit elderly relatives you don't often see. Younger people also follow this traditional virtue of respecting the elderly and caring for the young in the Chinese community.
"I remember the first New Year's Eve I spent in Australia."
In 2002, Liu came to Australia to study. Even though she has spent 20 years in Australia, she still remembers that first night vividly.
"I was very lonely because the atmosphere of celebrating the Spring Festival in China is so strong. When I first arrived in Australia, I was homesick."
Liu said that there were not many Chinese New Year celebrations in Australia at that time, but now the celebration has spread far beyond the Chinese community, and local governments are also actively participating in organising happy Chinese New Year activities.
Melbourne is a multicultural city, it welcomes and supports traditional celebrations from different cultures. In recent years, Melbourne’s city government has held activities themed to celebrate the Chinese New Year in Chinatown, Federation Square, on the Queensbridge Red Stage, Crown Casino on the Yarra River and at other activity centres. This has enriched the multicultural life of local residents in Victoria, and also delivered huge business opportunities to Melbourne, its small businesses and tourism.
Let's work together for a better life in the Year of the Tiger.
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