Red and gold decorations covered stall-lined streets as preparations for the Year of the Dog began this weekend. Chinese New Year isn't until Feb. 16, but the festivities in San Francisco's Chinatown ...

With the Lunar New Year beginning Feb. 3, this is the weekend that Chinese families prepare for the upcoming holiday. Traditionally, that includes filling the house with flowers and food. As with ...

Here’s how to wish someone a happy Chinese New Year in Chinese – and it’s not gong hei fat choy That includes everything from the food to the decorations – and plants are no exception.

If you didn’t know: In Eastern cultures, not just Chinese, the new year officially begins on February 10 (it changes every year, JFYI). Referred to as Lunar New Year, since it's based on the ...

In San Francisco, a city rich in Chinese food and culture, the New Year will be honored with a flower market on Jan. 14 and 15, a 5k and 10k run on Feb. 19 and a parade celebration at the San ...

The Chinese New Year Flower Market was in full bloom in San Francisco Saturday. Despite the cloudy skies, the event brought out a lot of people. There was, of course, a chance for them to pick up ...

Bringing Lucky Fruits to Life This Chinese New Year . Chinese New Year is around the corner, and you know what that ...

But with the Chinese New Year festivities this time round being relatively close to Christmas, Mr Abdullah only had about a week to prepare and switch decorations.

HONG KONG: After years of muted celebrations caused by COVID-19 restrictions, Chinese New Year in Hong Kong is blooming again. Flower sales are up, with farms and florists ...

Chinese New Year Window Decorations. ... Red Rabbit Origami with flowers Poster, Year of The Rabbit 2023 Print (Image: BlueWaterSongs/Jade Nguyễn/Etsy) ...