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lunar new year

Year of the Dragon 2024: are you predicted bad luck? 5 ways to increase your good vibes, from wearing red underwear to getting married

by Haddis Thomas
Year of the Dragon 2024: are you predicted bad luck? 5 ways to increase your good vibes, from wearing red underwear to getting married

These deities reign one by one over a 60-year cycle, replaced with the passing of each year. The current reigning deity is known as the Grand Duke of Jupiter, or …

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5 of the best Hong Kong Lunar New Year movies to get you in the mood for the holiday, from Fat Choi Spirit to King of Comedy

by Haddis Thomas
5 of the best Hong Kong Lunar New Year movies to get you in the mood for the holiday, from Fat Choi Spirit to King of Comedy

The film is regarded as the first of the genre to become a big hit, taking HK$17 million at the box office and becoming the highest-grossing film of 1981 in …

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Red Sea attacks see exporters turn to China-Europe Railway Express ahead of Lunar New Year

by Ron Morgan
Red Sea attacks see exporters turn to China-Europe Railway Express ahead of Lunar New Year

Their actions have forced major shipping lines, including Danish shipping giant Maersk, Chinese state-owned shipping company Cosco and energy giant BP, to stop using the Suez Canal and Red Sea …

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Hong Kong customs officers seize HK$9.5 million worth of bird’s nests, most valuable land haul of confiscated delicacy in 2 decades

by Ron Morgan
Hong Kong customs officers seize HK.5 million worth of bird’s nests, most valuable land haul of confiscated delicacy in 2 decades

Hong Kong customs officers have confiscated bird’s nests worth HK$9.5 million (US$1.2 million) hidden in a truck headed to mainland China, the highest value seizure of its kind at a …

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Frequently asked questions: how long is Chinese New Year?

by Haddis Thomas
Frequently asked questions: how long is Chinese New Year?

How long is Chinese New Year? Festivities typically run for 15 days – or 16 if you count Chinese New Year’s Eve celebrations. The festivities for what is also known …

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Frequently asked questions: what to wear for Chinese New Year? The clue is in one of those 3 words – new

by David Johnson
Frequently asked questions: what to wear for Chinese New Year? The clue is in one of those 3 words – new

Men generally opt for Tang suits, which feature a distinctive stand-up collar and sophisticated button designs reminiscent of the Tang dynasty. A cheongsam or qipao is a popular choice for …

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Are babies born in the Year of the Dragon luckier than others? Why Chinese parents want ‘dragon children’ and why that can be a disadvantage

by Haddis Thomas
Are babies born in the Year of the Dragon luckier than others? Why Chinese parents want ‘dragon children’ and why that can be a disadvantage

The Year of the Dragon – the next one begins on February 10, 2024 – is thought to be a very favourable year in which to have children. The dragon …

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The top 10 ways to say Happy New Year in Chinese – phrases in Cantonese and Mandarin

by Haddis Thomas
The top 10 ways to say Happy New Year in Chinese – phrases in Cantonese and Mandarin

You’ll hear this phrase everywhere once the Spring Festival – as Chinese New Year is also called – rolls around, but it’s also used for the new year on the …

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Frequently asked questions: who celebrates the lunar new year? China, Vietnam, both Koreas, Mongolia, and diasporas in Southeast Asia and around the world

by Haddis Thomas
Frequently asked questions: who celebrates the lunar new year? China, Vietnam, both Koreas, Mongolia, and diasporas in Southeast Asia and around the world

While there are many specific small differences among the celebrations of different communities, in general terms they are very similar, says the Asia Society. Tibetan people hang prayer flags to …

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What Chinese animal am I? Characteristics of the Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, Pig, Rat, Ox, Tiger and Rabbit and when their years fall

by Haddis Thomas
What Chinese animal am I? Characteristics of the Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, Pig, Rat, Ox, Tiger and Rabbit and when their years fall

Each sign is recognised for its unique and auspicious symbolism, and reflects the traits and fortunes associated with individuals born in the corresponding years. China shares zodiac with neighbours, but …

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