Celebrate Chinese New Year at home: fun and festive ideas for the family
Celebrate the Year of the Snake with creativity, tradition, and family togetherness—all from the comfort of your home!
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Celebrate the Year of the Snake with creativity, tradition, and family togetherness—all from the comfort of your home!
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CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY — The City Hall’s Oro Trade and Investment Promotions Center (Oro-TIPC), in cooperation with the Filipino-Chinese community, officially…
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Chinese New Year, also known as Lunar New Year or Spring Festival, is considered the most important festival in China and a major celebration across East Asia.
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Actress and TV host Kim Chiu, of Filipino-Chinese descent, celebrated the start of the Lunar New Year on 29 January by consulting Feng Shui expert Johnson Chua…
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The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has strongly criticized China’s attempts to impose a “new order” as a justification for its illegal presence in the West…
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The slow pace of justice in the country often favors criminals, including those in business who exploit the system to amass huge amounts of hard-earned money.
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The release of four women hostages marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing Gaza ceasefire deal, with celebrations in Israel and contrasting scenes in Gaza.
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The traditional Chinese New Year begins on 29 January at 12:15 a.m. and will last for 15 days. But preparation starts a month before with spring cleaning.
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City of Dreams Manila commences its Year of the Wood Snake festivities with auspicious and vibrant Lunar New Year rituals; and dining offers that symbolize…
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DAVAO CITY — Some 300 personnel of the Davao City Police Office (DCPO) will be deployed during the Chinese New Year celebration on 29 January in order to…
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The menu is packed with indulgent dishes that highlight the finest ingredients and culinary craftsmanship.
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Manila Mayor Honey Lacuna led the celebration of the 2025 Chinese New Year on Friday night at Binondo Square, Manila.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the International Finance Corporation (IFC) have formalized a cooperation agreement to support the 30by30 Zero…
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Chinese New Year marks a time for fresh starts and new opportunities. Central to the celebrations is the tradition of spring cleaning — a meaningful practice…
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