She has been holding paper-cutting demonstrations since moving to Hong Kong in 2002, and last year featured in a video at Government House with the city’s then chief executive, Leung Chun-ying ...

Caran d'Ache Year of the Rat limited-edition pen. Caran d'Ache. Chinese New Year, also called the Lunar New Year, starts this year on January 25 and runs through February 11.

In 2015, the very first day of the new year is Feb. 19. Since it’s based on the lunar calendar, like Easter in America, the first day of the new year varies. In 2014, the first day was Jan. 31; in ...

Here’s a step-by-step guide (Picture: Ella Byworth for Metro.co.uk) Chinese New Year is celebrated each year somewhere between January 21 and February 20, coinciding with the respective year’s ...

Update: As pointed by a commenter, the paper items are for the Qing Ming festival during March/April time, however they are being sold now, during Chinese New Year.

In 2020, Lunar New Year festivities in China were partially curtailed by the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.According to a paper published in The Lancet, the Chinese government enacted some ...

Chinese New Year (CNY), takes place February 10-17 this year and marks not only the beginning of a period of festive celebrations, but also a time when many businesses around the world must ...

"Therefore, I began to care, think, speculate and explore the essence, nature, significance and irreplaceable reasons for Chinese New Year, writing articles or speaking to the public," he writes.

The Lunar New Year, or as may know it, the Chinese New Year, ... "Traditionally we like to light the paper lanterns, so the paper lanterns can light the pathway in front of us," Yang said.

Guo Nian Shu, or The Book of Chinese New Year, by renowned author Feng Jicai was released by the Writers Publishing House ahead of Spring Festival. Spring Festival was designated by UNESCO as an ...