my family dedicates over two weeks to Chinese New Year: the cleaning, cooking, decorating, and celebrating. There is a very specific way for things to be done — from the decor to the food ...

Chinese New Year market: moving around open-air market to source the things needed for the New Year celebrations. Decorating the home: hanging up the lanterns and wind chimes bought at the market.

22 January marks the start of the lunar new year and the Year of the Rabbit – and we’ve found 11 rabbit-inspired home accessories that’ll help you celebrate in style and add a bold flair to ...

As the world celebrates the arrival of the Chinese New Year, many embrace this time of renewal by turning to Feng Shui to recalibrate their living spaces and invite abundant, positive energy into ...

Not only does the Chinese New Year mark the perfect time to enjoy ... the following day is the best time to put Fai Chun - traditional decorations - in the doorways to welcome good luck and ...

“Every year people are getting more involved, and you can see the decorations everywhere, like the dragon. “It’s kind of like having a bit of home.” Food is a massive part of Chinese New ...