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Western culture
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Leap years occur every four years in Western culture to synchronize the calendar with the astronomical year by adding an extra day.
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Chinese culture
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In Chinese culture, leaping symbolizes good luck and is not part of the traditional calendar.
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Western cultures
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In Western cultures, the concept of leaping symbolizes bold, positive change and progress, reflecting courage and adventure.
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Eastern culture
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In Eastern culture, the concept of leap year is not heavily emphasized or celebrated compared to other traditional calendar systems and events.
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Maasai tribe in Kenya
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Leaping is a significant aspect of traditional Maasai dances and ceremonies, representing strength and agility.
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