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77Your Luck in Year 2010
With the New Year ahead of us, one may want to start looking into his or her horoscope predictions for the year 2010 to have a good head start. Should it be a tough year ahead, prepare yourself well...
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90Chinese 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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86Chinese New Year – Flowers and Fruit
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 symbolic message. Each one has a...
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72New Year Celebration in the Philippines
New Year's Eve is one of the special occasions in the Philippines where Filipino families celebrate it togeher with wide selection of delicious dishes, making defeaning loud noises to welcome new year with...
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96Chinese New Year
The New Year's celebration is major celebration in the Chinese year. Preparations begin twenty-two days prior to the New Year and continue for fifteen days. Because the New Year is based upon a lunar (moon)...
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71Japanese Culture Tanabata Star Festival Summer Love Story
Tanabata, “the night of the seventh”, is a holiday celebrated on July 7th every year. It has roots in the Chinese Qi Xi festival, but has a unique character in Japanese culture. It is primarily celebrated...
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89Chinese New Year Custom of Lai See Gifts
Lai See is the custom of giving a gift of money in a special red envelope during the New Year's celebration. In the Chinese culture red is a lucky color. Both red and gold (which represents wealth) are...
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76Feng Shui For Prosperity in The Year Of The Ox
The Year of Bull? No, It's the Year of the Ox Another Chinese New Year is upon us, and if you've looked at any of the latest media reports, chances are good you're hoping that the Year of the Ox is a...
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68The Kadayawan Festival
Photo by llfdacua/phptpbucket.com photo by conniezach/photobucket.com Every year, Davao City celebrates the Kadayawan Festival. A festival that is dubbed as 'Mother of All Philippine Festivals." A yearly...
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77Chinese New Year 2009 - The Year of the Ox
January 26, 2009 is the beginning of the Chinese New Year celebrations. January 26 is the day in the western Gregorian calendar that marks the beginning the the year of the Ox in the Chinese calendar. As...
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