Chinese New Year Fireworks So Dangerous That Only a Few Get to Witness . ... which is the 15th day of the New Year and the unofficial climax of the annual two-week-long festivities.

"According to our Chinese people's tradition, to have good fortune you should set off fireworks," says Shen, 55, who wore a red scarf in honor of the Lunar New Year. "But for the sake of the air ...

Chinese New Year is Saturday night, when tens of thousands of people will light off fireworks and all manner of pyrotechnics across Beijing to welcome in the Year of the Tiger.

A new dragon will be unveiled for the Chinese New Year Parade. It's 288 feet long and features all kinds of detail and color. "We added the color green to our dragon to symbolize new growth, new ...

Chinese New Year in 2025 falls on January 29 and ends with the Lantern Festival on Feb. 12. ... people give out red envelopes with money and light fireworks after dinner. Chinese New Year traditions ...

Chinese New Year Fireworks So Dangerous That Only a Few Get to Witness. February 8, 2016 ABC News (HONG KONG) — For much of the next two weeks, millions of Chinese will welcome in the Year of ...