Chinese New Year

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

The annual Spring Festival Travel Season of China, also known as Chunyun in Chinese, is dubbed as the biggest human migration in the world. The travel season normally means... keep reading →

It’s that time of the year when good cheer and merriment are interwoven with the most lamentable tradition – the New Year resolution. A quick surf of the Internet... keep reading →

Chinese Zodiac in honor of the chinese new year. keep reading →

The Chinese Calender follows a cyclic system where it uses an animal each for a year for 12 years before they get repeated. The twelve animals each have their own... keep reading →

As the Chinese New Year begins, homes blossom with traditional flowers and fruits. In addition to the decorative and festive effect, the fruits and flowers convey a rich and... keep reading →

As many people know, January 23rd is January 1st in Chinese lunar calendar, which is 2012 lunar New Year of Dragon. Ancient Chinese 4,000 years ago invented lunar calendar,... keep reading →

Chinese New Year or Spring Festival is being celebrated this 2010 on 14 th February coinciding with Valentine's Day. Called the YEAR Of THE TIGER, this year heralds... keep reading →

The Chinese New Year of the Rabbit occurred on Thursday February 3, 2011. The National Weather Forecast stated Houston could have between 2 to 5 inches of snow on that day... keep reading →

Korea is a Far Eastern peninsula country that has been invaded by nearly every other society around it. Indigenous peoples from norhtern Asia either invaded or moved into... keep reading →