The annual Chinese New Year celebrations typically include lion dancing. This is the year of the snake, 蛇 ... tossed lots of long-term plans out the window. It’s even hard to keep track ...

Chinese New Year officially starts on 29th January ... including leaves and the scales of a snake’s body. It has a day-date window at three o’clock and golden hour and minute hands with ...

Here are some notable lai see packets that have captured the attention of our Hong Kong newsroom during this Year of the Snake ... a special collection ahead of Chinese New Year.

Like him, millions of people display Spring Festival couplets, a customary practice and tradition for celebrating the grand ...

Lunar New Year, also known as Chinese ... the Year of the Snake. Add some sparkle to your Lunar New Year celebrations with Le Mini Macaron’s Snake Goddess Nail Polish and Sticker Collection ...

Snakes are often associated with wickedness or evil, but in Chinese mythology, these reptiles have a more positive meaning. The Year of the Snake is ... golden pork pot stickers, sesame balls ...

Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share ... also welcomes a new animal from the Chinese zodiac. This year’s animal is the Snake, with those born in the Year of the ...