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Chinese New Year Celebration following a study on China, though it can also be used if you are looking for a simplified way to celebrate Chinese New Year using decorations, red envelopes, a Chinese Meal, fireworks, & so much more. Children's book suggestions & video clips are included.

Teachers form the backbone of every society. They contribute to nation-building and mentoring future generations. Teachers help in identifying and carving out the skills, innate qualities of every child. A special day is dedicated to the teachers to acknowledge their hard work.

we are going to talk about Chinese New Year and other things related to it, to discover it more thoroughly.

Different kind of nation celebrates New Year according to their culture. Bangla New year is one of them and its formalities are extensive. this article is full of the interesting culture of Bangla New Year.

I danced during the annual Sinulog festivals and it was a very memorable experience.

A collection of printable crafts for Year of the Rooster. You can print Chinese New Year art projects for kids include greeting cards, coloring pages, bookmarks, and lanterns.

Contains easy, printable templates of coloring pages for Year of the Rooster for Chinese New Year units and celebrations. These sheets contain Chinese characters along with pinyin transliterations.

Here you will find simple and easy craft projects and printables that children can make to celebrate Chinese New Year, the Year of the Monkey.

Diwali celebrations are always very grand in India. Let us see the most common and popular things or activities people do on Diwali festival days.

In the absence of any source of entertainment, when a thick sheet of snow envelops the entire Lahaul valley in winters, the fanfare and gusto of festivals form an integral part of the local culture.

Brief history of the Dragon Boat Festival and guide to Dragon Boat Race in the state of Penang, Putrajaya & Sabah in Malaysia, a major sporting event that attracts local & international participants

Check this calendar of events to discover Malaysia through its many religious and cultural festivals and celebrations of its multicultural and multi ethnic people

Your holiday guide to Malaysia's diverse religious, ethnic and cultural festivals, celebrations and events for the first half of the year.

The dragon boat race has a very long history in China. It has now become a highly competitive international water sport, while retaining the other traditional activities of the dragon boat festival.

Filipino amulets or talisman called anting-anting, protects its wearer from dangers once empowered. But how one obtains an anting-anting? Holy Week is said the best time to hunt for anting-anting.

The Chinese lunar new year is the period where the largest human migration and the longest and greatest celebration takes place.

Were you or someone you know born in the year of the Ox? One of the Chinese Zodiac's most interesting signs, you have great qualities no other Chinese Zodiac sign possesses.

Chinese New Year food, Yee Sang or Yusheng is a raw fish salad eaten during the first 15th day of the festive season and unique only to Malaysia and Singapore.

The mid autumn festival is a fascinating one, filled with Chinese cultural history. A delicious festival too, one can look forward these days to a variety of moon cakes - it is immense and delightful indeed. A warm introduction to the Mid Autumn to everyone, which starts on the 17th of September this year!

Hari Raya Aidilfitri is one of the main celebrations for Muslim in Malaysia. Muslims must fasting for 1month before Hari Raya Aidilfitri. Preparation needed for Hari Raya or Eid Ul Fitr.

Pos Malaysia issued special commemorative postage stamps & first day cover to mark the installation of Malaysia's 14th King. Stamps collectors please take note of the uniqueness of this event for 2012

Chinese New Year is the Chinese community’s largest and most important annual festivity. Signifying the start of the new lunar calendar year, the Chinese community will hold celebrations and festivities for fifteen days. It is customary to bring in the New Year by purchasing new clothing and getting a new and tidy haircut. However, the reason why we celebrate Chinese New Year is far more significant – yet blatantly similar to all other cultures – than just an opportunity to receive a bit of mone

Have you been keeping your family tradition afloat? Need to know why reunion dinner is important for all families? Chinese has their many traditions, this hub would give you an insight to just a few of their many traditional values and practices.

Chinese Lunar New Year also known as Spring Festival or Lunar New Year is celebrated by Chinese communities all over the world including in Malaysia. What's so special about this celebration?

Chinese New Year is a major festival celebrated by the Chinese & is associated with symbols & customs. It is important to have good auspicious symbols displayed during CNY such as tangerines & oranges

Chinese New Year 2012 was Year of Dragon, one of the twelve ( 12 ) Chinese zodiac animals. What was in store for you?

Lantern Festival TingChang, CC-BY, via flickr Spring Festival, which is also known as Chinese New Year in many parts of the world, is perhaps the most important and grandiose among the many Chinese traditional festivals. Falling on the 1st day...

Happy New Moon New Year!

The Chinese have a fine selection of plants that are used as symbolic decoration items during the Lunar New Year season.

Chinese New Year is a 15 day long celebration. Chinese people don't just wish for prosperity, they eat for it as well! Names of festive dishes have tonal puns for luck, prosperity and longevity.

Chinese New Year is celebrated every year with many traditions and customs. The year 2020, year of the rat is no different. Some traditions are the same like the color red and "ang pow" while some customs are associated with the migrant Chinese in their new homeland.

Lucky and Unlucky Numbers in Chinese Culture The study of Chinese culture is very interesting because they have so much superstitions and beliefs like numerology, using the laws of heaven and earth (astronomy and geography) -- "feng shui", choice...

Have you ever wonder what are the meanings of colors? Well in China, there are meanings to every color. The traditions and culture of the Chinese people are the subjects of so many studies and understanding by a lot of other people outside their...

Expand your general knowledge reading interesting things about the Chinese calendar, Chinese New Year and Chinese zodiac. Find out who are the famous tiger people and what are the predictions for the emerging Year of the Tiger!

There are many holidays and festivals celebrated in the "Land of the Rising Sun" both some that are considered traditional in places around the world and some that are unique to Japan. New Year's Day or "Shogatsu" is considered the most important...

Most kids love Chinese food, so why not make a dinner for the family. Involve your kids in this Chinese tradition and make a lovely meal for your family to sit down and enjoy each other and the wonder food that you've prepared. You're children will...