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86Chinese New Year Flowers and Plants in Singapore
Flowers and Plants arrive in abundance when Chinese New Year (CNY) in Singapore and among the Chinese communities in Asia approaches. Flowers are usually imported from China and neighbouring countries. ...
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86The Best 2010 Calendars
Don't let 2010 sneak up on you. Find a great new calendar for yourself, or for someone else, right now! Calendars make fantastic gifts and can be essential for organizing a busy household.
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77Chinese New Year
Chinese New Year is the oldest and most important festival in China and in the Chinese community around the world. Chinese New Year is also called Lunar New Year, as the Chinese work on a lunar calendar...
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57Lunar New Year (Vietnamese “Tet” – Tet Nguyen Dan)
Lunar New Year(Vietnamese “Tet” – Tet Nguyen Dan)By Truong Van Chinh (Bruce)Time: The 30th day of the twelfth Lunar month of the previous year to the 3rd day of the first lunar month of the New...
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74Hongbao As Collectibles
Earlier this year, I was clearing out my cupboards when I came across some old hongbao packets. Some of them were so unique and beautiful that I could not bear to throw them away. Little did I know that...
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77Peculiarities of the Chinese Lunar New Year
The Lunar New Year is one of the most important festival for the Orientals, namely the Chinese, Koreans, Mongolians, Nepalese, Bhutanese, and Vietnamese. The Chinese Lunar New Year is the most widely...
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62kickstart2010
Let's Goooooooooooo There are without doubt many strategies and tactics which we could employ to make sure our new year is one to remember? What would it take to successfully achieve your...
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62Festivals of Singapore
Living amongst the multi-racial diverse background in Singapore, one will get a feel of the different cultures and the various types of upbringing that co-exist and gel firmly in the city state. People from...
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51How to celebrate Chinese New Year
Chinese New Year is coming, you may want to know how the Chinese celebrate the Chinese New Year of 2009. The Chinese New Year of OX 's celebration is on 26 January 2009. It is the most important festival...
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70Most Unique Festivals in the World
How do we celebrate festivals? Colorful costumes and reenactments are always the main features of the festivities, including the street parade and merrymaking. Both foreign and local tourists flock and...
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