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A few years ago, a good friend greeted me with "Happy Chinese New Year" as I was handing out invitations to a local Lunar New Year party in Maine ... and red decorations to chase it away.

Chinese New Year, also known as the Spring Festival ... Use couplets, red lanterns, and other festive decorations to adorn your house. Savour Traditional Foods Indulge in rice cakes, dumplings ...

Eclectic Asian restaurant Mon Jin Lau has been part of the Troy dining scene for more than 50 years and is known for its celebratory Chinese New Year party. Taking place on Jan. 29, the party ...

Denver’s biggest and most authentic lunar New Year Party will be from 5-10:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 4 at the Grand Hyatt in Denver celebrating 2023’s Year of the Rabbit. All proceeds from the evening ...

The street decorations were designed in collaboration ... will be held at Kreta Ayer Square on Jan 21, the eve of Chinese New Year. The party will be broadcasted live on Channel 8 from 10.30pm ...

While some customs have become synonymous with the celebration of Chinese New Year, such as red decorations and the famous lantern festival, others focus on the unique traditions of the individual ...

They have lots of family dinners to plan, new stuff to buy, fireworks and decorations ... Chinese years are allocated to animals in the order in which they arrived in a cross-river race at a party ...

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Chinese families tend to fill their houses with red decorations. 5. One-sixth of the world’s population celebrate the Lunar New Year. Along with celebrations in China, it is also recognized in ...

People mount the Chinese character fu, representing “good fortune” or “happiness,” on their doors during Lunar New Year celebrations. For an adapted dinner party, consider adorning ...