Tag: Chinese New Year

Chinese New Year, also known as the Lunar New Year, is one of the events China and Chinese communities around the world celebrate

The Beijing government lifted its stringent zero-Covid policy in December, but a surge in infections has since ripped through the country

China's transport authorities have predicted that more than two billion trips will be made this month into February

Streets are decked out with statues of felines and shops are stocked full of cat-themed decorations

Whether it is a tiger or a lion to signify Christ, the idea is to manifest Christ as majestic, courageous, and authoritative

Although predominantly Catholic, Filipinos are highly influenced by Chinese culture before the arrival of Spanish colonizers in the 1500s.

Chinese influence in the Philippines dates back to the 10th century, many years before the colonization of the islands by Spain

January is usually the busiest time of year for workers in Quang Phu Cau village on the outskirts of Hanoi

The colorful festivities in Manila’s Chinatown, the oldest in the world, was gone. The dragon and lion dancers were nowhere to be seen.

Joe Torres is ‘Up Close' with Father John Mi Shen on the celebration of Chinese New Year in the midst of the pandemic