Every year, national holidays begin on the first day of the Chinese Calendar or the Lunar Calendar and end on the 15th of the first month. As the world clocks toward the Lunar New Year, people are ...

Want to learn more about how Chinese New Year is celebrated? Led by Lee Huei Chu, the Mandarin language teacher from NTU University Language Programme, this event is a fantastic opportunity for you to ...

From pineapple tarts to the prosperity salad toss and reunion dinners, food plays a big part in Chinese New Year celebrations. The 16-day festival season, which starts January 29, sees family and ...

The DeepSeek, the Chinese artificial intelligence platform ... will be invited with 8 other people from the country’s cutting-edge technology sector to give a speech at a very private event ...

It’s not hard to find authentic Chinese flavours in Bangkok to welcome the Year of the Snake, the only difficult part is deciding where to go. From a true dim sum experience to a lavish set menu best ...

Chinese New Year is on the horizon. Falling on Wednesday January 29, celebrations for the Lunar New Year, as it is also known, will take place across the world as we enter the year of the snake. As ...

For millions of people across the globe, the end of January signals Chinese New Year ... rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, goat, monkey, rooster, dog, and pig. Here are a few more ...

The animal symbolizes transformation and renewal, fitting traits now that ABC7 is the proud broadcast sponsor for San Francisco's Chinese New Year Parade. The parade and celebrations for the year ...

The Chinese New Year, or the Lunar New Year, is one of the biggest and oldest celebrations. The 15-day-long festivities begin with the Little Year and conclude with the Lantern Festival. As per the ...