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TN HJR0868
Joint Resolution
Status
Passed
2/13/2026
Primary Sponsor
Justin Jones
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AI Summary
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Tennessee General Assembly officially recognizes Lunar New Year and its cultural significance to Asian communities including those from China, Vietnam, Korea, and Indonesia
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The 2026 Lunar New Year begins February 17, 2026, marking the Year of the Fire Horse and commencing a fifteen-day Spring Festival ending with the Lantern Festival
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Acknowledges traditional customs including home cleaning rituals, red envelope gift-giving (lai see), ancestor ceremonies, dances, fireworks, and traditional foods
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Extends wishes for a joyful and prosperous new year to all who celebrate the holiday
Legislative Description
A RESOLUTION to recognize Lunar New Year.
Memorials, Recognition
Last Action
Signed by Governor.
2/13/2026
Committee Referrals
Calendar2/9/2026
Full Bill Text
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