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This lunar year will be the Year of the Rabbit or the Year of the Cat, depending on where you live

  • Written by Megan Bryson, Associate Professor of Religious Studies, University of Tennessee
This lunar year will be the Year of the Rabbit or the Year of the Cat, depending on where you liveWelcoming the Year of the Rabbit in Taiwan in 2011.Jimmy Yao/flickr, CC BY-NC-ND

On Jan. 22, 2023, more than a billion people globally will welcome the Year of the Rabbit – or the Year of Cat, depending on which cultural traditions they follow – as the start of the Lunar New Year. In the New York City public school district, Lunar New...

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