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  • [Customs] Celebrating Chinese Birthdays

    It is becoming more and more popular to serve Western-style birthday cakes, but long noodles are traditionally eaten by the person celebrating his or her birthday.

    2017-02-19 19:13:46+0800
    culture
  • [Customs] Fun Traditional Card Games for Families

    Playing card games is a great way for families to bond.

    2017-02-19 11:29:18+0800
    culture
  • [Customs] Your Guide to Chinese New Year Lantern Wishes

    Chinese New Year includes two weeks of celebration with most activities taking place on just three days.

    2017-02-18 19:11:20+0800
    culture
  • [Customs] Chinese New Year Lantern Colors

    Chinese New Years' 15-day holiday culminates with the Lantern Festival (元宵节, yuan xiao jie), marking the end of celebrations with a party under the full moon.

    2017-02-18 19:10:17+0800
    culture
  • [Customs] Chinese Funeral Traditions

    Mourners will wear a cloth band on their arms to show that they are in a period of mourning.

    2017-02-18 19:07:45+0800
    culture
  • [Customs] The History of Chinese New Year

    The most important holiday in Chinese culture around the world is undoubtedly Chinese New Year—and it all started out of fear.

    2017-02-17 19:09:09+0800
    culture
  • [Customs] How to Prepare for Chinese New Year

    Chinese New Year is the most important holiday in the Chinese culture, which means most families begin preparing well in advance.

    2017-02-17 19:04:40+0800
    culture
  • [Customs] A Guide to Chinese New Year Decorations

    Chinese New Year is a 15-day holiday that marks the new lunar year and the welcoming of spring.

    2017-02-16 19:06:01+0800
    culture
  • [Customs] What Is a Red Envelope in Chinese Culture?

    A red envelope (紅包, hóngbāo) is simply a long, narrow, red envelope. Traditional red envelopes are often decorated with gold Chinese characters like happiness and wealth.

    2017-02-16 19:05:09+0800
    culture
  • [Customs] Chinese Wedding Invitations

    Chinese Wedding invitations are almost always red and stuffed inside a red envelope that is wider and longer than hongbao (red envelopes filled with money).

    2017-02-15 19:03:55+0800
    culture
  • [Customs] Chinese wedding ceremonies are special affairs.

    Most Chinese weddings include Chinese wedding favors which are given to guests upon arrival or departure from the wedding banquet.

    2017-02-15 19:03:10+0800
    culture
  • [Customs] Chinese Wedding Rituals

    Chinese wedding ceremonies are special affairs.

    2017-02-14 19:01:59+0800
    culture
  • [Customs] Chinese Wedding Decorations

    Most Chinese Wedding Decorations are supplied by the banquet hall or hotel reception hall.

    2017-02-14 19:01:05+0800
    culture
  • [Customs] Chinese Gift-Giving: What Not to Buy

    While giving a gift is much appreciated and it’s the thought that counts, there are some gifts that are absolute no-nos in China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. Avoid these Chinese gift-giving blunders.

    2017-02-13 18:55:39+0800
    culture
  • [Customs] Chinese Wedding Traditions – Engagement

    In the past, engagements were arranged by parents and matchmakers. The engagement consisted of 'six courtesies'.

    2017-02-13 18:50:16+0800
    culture
  • [Customs] Holiday Taboos

    It is a Chinese taboo to share stories about death and dying and ghost stories during special occasions and holidays.

    2017-02-12 18:54:47+0800
    culture
  • [Customs] Taboos in Gift-Giving

    Since good things are believed to come in pairs, gifts given in pairs (except four) are best.

    2017-02-12 18:52:36+0800
    culture
  • [Customs] Taboos in Food

    Young children should not eat chicken feet as it is believed they might not be able to write well when they start school.

    2017-02-11 18:51:43+0800
    culture
  • [Customs] Taboos At Work

    Shopkeepers may opt not to read a book at work because book (書, shū) sounds like lose (輸, shū).

    2017-02-11 18:50:38+0800
    culture
  • [Customs] Numbers Taboos

    According to Chinese sayings, good things come in pairs.

    2017-02-10 18:48:58+0800
    culture
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