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  • How to start off the New Year Positively

    2009 has been a turbulent year for most of us. We have learnt a lot from our hardships. In the New Year 2010 there are a lot of opportunities for happiness and luck if you know how to obtain it!

  • How to Give Out Red Envelopes

    Red envelopes are basically red colored envelopes containing money. Chinese people give these out as gifts during new year, birthdays, and weddings. If you are attending a Chinese celebration,...

  • How to get good luck in the Chinese New Year

    The Chinese New Year lasts for 15 days, starting with the Lunar New Year which usually starts at the end of January or the beginning of February and during the last night of the festivities there...

  • How to Celebrate The Chinese New Year

    This year Chinese (Lunar) New Year begins on Monday, January 26 and continues for 15 days. For many who observe this occasion, it is a time for family gatherings, reunions, and change encouraging...

  • How to Create a Unique Chinese New Year Greeting Card

    Do you celebrate the Chinese New Year holiday? If you do, do you make any crafts in relation to the holiday? Chinese New Year greeting cards are some of the best crafts to make on your own. While...

  • How to Plan the Perfect Costume New Year's Eve Party

    Want to throw your own New Years Eve Party? Well, here are some cool ideas you can use to start your own perfect New Years Eve Party for 2009.

  • About Chinese New Year

    Chinese New Year is celebrated each year by millions of people throughout the world and viewed as the most significant of the ancient Chinese holidays. The 15-day Chinese New Year celebration...

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