Tag Archives: Chinese Culture and Traditions in UK

The Chinese New Year is just round the corner and people all across the country have started preparations to ring in the New Year. This year, around 4 billion are expected to travel to China to celebrate the New Year with family and friends. The Chinese New Year is also called Lunar New Year and is celebrated for 15 days. Chinese …

Chinese New Year draws in when the chill north wind blows hard, and winter is at its peak. The Chinese New Year Facts provide an insight into the vividness of the Chinese culture and tradition. Chinese New Year is draped in age old traditions and beliefs. Chinese New Year Facts present us the rich heritage of the world’s one of …

February 05, 2019 is the first day of the Chinese New Year. Since each year is named after 12 different animals, the Chinese New Year Dates system makes it easily for people, in particular, the old people to remember their age. Like for e.g. 2014 was Year of Horse, 2015 was Year of Goat, 2016 is Year of Monkey. And 2019 is Year …

Chinese New Year or Spring Festival, no matter what you call it, it is that time of the year which signifies celebration and merriment for millions of Chinese people all over the world. The Chinese calendar has a twelve year cycle and one of the most important characteristics of Chinese New Year calendar is that it names each of the …