Celebrations Expert
The Chinese New Year begins on the first day of the New Moon. This year it falls on February 14th - Valentine's Day - and is "The Year of the Tiger!" So even if you're not in a "love relationship" you'll have a reason to celebrate and have a party that weekend!
There are some traditional Chinese customs, foods, and colors that can inspire you and get you pointed in the right direction. Don't be afraid to have some fun with it and use your imagination. Here are a few ideas to get you started.
Expert Julie Mulligan has some fabulous design inspiration for a Chinese New Year celebration. Read More
Lettuce wraps are a fun and easy traditional Chinese food. They are served at New Year's because the Cantonese word for lettuce sounds like rising fortune, and are filled with other lucky food such as noodles and peanuts.Ingredients: - 1 head of lettuce - any type- 1 carrot, sliced into thin strips-... Read More
Hongbao, which are small red envelopes stuffed with money, are often given to unmarried children on the New Year. You can find these envelopes at party supply stores or online at www.orientaltrading.com. Read More
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