Chinese New Year 2010

Chinese New Year, or Spring Festival, is the most important traditional festival in China, and is celebrated on a grand scale all across the country. The upcoming Chinese New Year 2010 begins on February 14th and ends on the 19th.

Chinese New Year Traditions

Introduction to Chinese New Year

Chinese New year is a very important occasion for the Chinese people, and is a time for families to be together! read more

Chinese New Year Celebration

Chinese New Year is celebrated by new year decorations, visit to friends and relatives.

Chinese New Year Food

Certain dishes traditionally eaten over the festival include fish, Chinese Dumplings.

New Year Decorations

It is tradition for the Chinese families to decorate their houses with red lanterns, couplets and certain plants and flowers for the new year.

New Year Taboos

There are traditionally many taboos associated with the New Year Festival. Here are some tips for you to avoid embarrassment. read more

New Year Dates and Animal Signs

Here is a list of Chinese New Year Dates from 2010 to 2019 and the animal sign for each year. Read more

Chinese New Year Travel

Top Four Chinese New Year Destinations

The New Year time is the best time of the year to experience traditional Chinese culture because there are various celebrations in the streets. Here are five of the biggest celebrations that will help you get into the spirit of Chinese New Year.read more

New Year Travel Tips

Traveling during Chinese New Year has both advantages and disadvantage. It is one of your favorite times of year in terms of cultural activities, while it can also be an overwhelming time to travel due to the higher cost and big crowds in the streets. Read more

New Year Travel FAQs

It is possible to travel to China during Chinese New Year because all tourist sights, shops and restaurants will be open. read more >>

New Year Weather

Chinese New Year Festival takes place in late January and early February, which is the coldest time in China. Read more

New Year Events in Cities

New Year Celebration in Beijing

Temple fair is one of the most important celebration activities during the Spring Festiva in Beijing.! Read more >>

New Year Celebration in Guangzhou

Lion dance is always the biggest attraction to people in Guangzhou. They are performed to bring good fortune and to ward off evil spirits. Read more

New Year Celebration in Shanghai

Various entertainments are held to celebrate this week-long extravaganza. Besides the indoor activities, Shanghai folks, especially the younger generation, join in the New Year countdowns at squares or beside the Huangpu River. Read more

New Year Celebration in Hong Kong

People in Hong Kong mark the occasion with a unique fusion of modern fun and ancient customs. A magnificent annual fireworks display and an exciting night parade are included in the celebrations..Read more

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