Chinese new year traditions

Do you know that ladies have to hold off the urge to buy new shoes & the first person you greet determines your luck for the whole year? Read our Top 10 Chinese New Year Traditional Do's & Don'ts In Singapore to guide you towards a lucky new lunar year!

A Summary and Infographic for the 7 Most Common Questions about Chinese New Year Including New Year’s Food, Activities, Decorations, Tradition, and Customs.

The New Year/Spring Festival is the most important holiday in Chinese culture. The most important meal of the year is the New Year’s Eve reunion dinner. This post is dedicated to Chinese New Year’s lucky desserts.

Hosting a Lunar New Year and not sure what to do? Here are 5 traditional Chinese New Year party celebrations you have to know to make it successful.

#chinadragon #chinesedragon #dragonfestivali #ai #aiimages Prompt : A Chinese dragon dance during the Lunar New Year celebrations.

To make a fresh start with good fortune, the Thai-Chinese adhere to these superstitions and taboos. Here’s a list of things not to do on Chinese New Year.

Traditions travel with people, and as we are gearing up for the Chinese New Year 2020, as Chinese families living away from their own families, are we still keeping up with the traditions and sharing our culture

Celebrate the Lunar New Year (Spring Festival) with these traditional recipes for Chinese New Year cookies and candy!

Why placing a pair of Mandarin orange or kumquat trees in your doorway during Chinese New Year might just bring good fortune.

Embrace traditions, joy, and prosperity as the city comes alive for Chinese New Year. Join the festivities, savor delicious treats, and usher in good fortune! 🎊🍊 #ChineseNewYearSG #FestiveFlourish #AbundanceCelebration #TraditionAndJoy #GoodFortuneAwaits #YearOfProsperity 🎉🏮