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Fun, easy Chinese gift exchange rules and ideas for your next office or church Christmas party. #christmas #christmasgifts #holidaygifts #christmasparty #christmaspartyideas

Discover my top 10 Asian Christmas dinner ideas! From Honey Walnut Shrimp to Chicken Karaage, these dishes will make your holiday special.

HAPPY Chinese New Year! One of the world’s most colourful and exuberant events is here and is triggering celebrations across the globe. Unlike our festivities, which always take place at midn…

These 5 Chinese Christmas Crafts and Activties are all-in-one Christmas hands-on activities inside the Christmas Activities' Pack.

You might either hate or love me for bringing up Christmas, but I'm doing it anyway! I'm preparing for Christmas now so I can relax and enjoy the season - here's what I've bought and how I'm preparing.

Chinese New Year Kumquat tree with red packets for luck. The Chinese often display this evergreen tree in their home during the Chinese New Year celebration and showcase the fruit with stems and leaves attached. Kumquats symbolize prosperity and are often presented as gifts. It is customary for married couples to give lai see, a red envelope containing lucky money, to children. The amount is theoretically insignificant, because it is a gesture believed to bring luck and prosperity through…

Handmade Asian lantern ornament decorations w/ hanging strings and tassels Lanterns measure 2.5"D x 2"H, decoration measures 12" total length Chinese traditional good luck, wealth & fortune, feng shui lucky charm gift Ideal for Chinese New Years, Spring, Moon & Middle Fall festivals Includes one 14" x 9" white non-woven bag for storage

They gorge themselves on moo goo gai pan. They swoon over Donnie Yen and Zhang Ziyi.They’re “Sinophiles,” or people who love Chinese culture and all of its exports. If this describes someone you know, here are just a few Chinese gifts that will bring them closer to their favorite country!

In China and in ethnic communities around the world, the Lunar New Year is celebrated as the most important and most festive holiday of the year. The day itself — this year, Monday, February 8 — marks the first of the New Year in the Chinese calendar, but the celebration, also known as “chun jie” or the Spring Festival, lasts 15 days! It’s a joyous time of family reunion and two full weeks of intense feasting.