Chinese communities have since celebrated both the start of the Gregorian year on Jan. 1 and then the Lunar New Year, a reflection of cultural roots, some weeks afterward.

The Lunar New Year starts soon, and this year for the Chinese celebration is in honor of the wood snake. Here's everything you need to know about the Lunar New Year. Why It Matters Cultures across ...

With the magical glow of a spotlight, grandiose sets and geometrically perfect choreography, the National Ballet of China’s “Chinese New Year (A Ballet In Two Acts)” performance transformed the ...

Slink on outta that old skin, folks; the Year of the Wood Snake is upon us, and with it, the summons to shed the dead and move towards the fresh-cut foundation of the new. What Chinese Zodiac Sign ...

“Each dish, usually named with a pun, has its own meaning,” Ye, 24, explained about the dinner he prepared. “They all contained the most sincere wishes people have for the year ahead ...

Fill your home with traditional Chinese New Year treats like pineapple tarts, bak kwa, and love letters. Don’t forget a selection of healthier snacks for kids! 6. Create a Kid-Friendly Play Area ...