The Year of the Dog will definitely be welcomed with a bang. It’s going to be the longest holiday periods of the year in China and will be celebrated by the country’s 1.38 billion population.…
The Year of the Rooster is finally here. Rooster born individuals are believed to be quick-witted and smart. They are also practical and can easily succeed in facing fresh challenges. To embrace this year, here…
There is no definite explanation and details about the beginning of the New Year celebration in China. In history, it was initially a religious ceremony end a year during the Shang Dynasty. A few even…
If you go by the Chinese lunar calendar or just love the festivities, you’ll know it’s almost time to bring in another year of good fortune. Official Chinese New Year celebrations begin on Sunday 7th February (Chinese New…
Just after cleaning up the clutter from your New Year’s Eve and Australia Day parties, here comes another festive event that calls for you to paint the town red – the Chinese New Year. Also…
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