Traditionally, people give out red envelopes with money and light fireworks after dinner. The last day of the New Year is known as the Festival of Lanterns and marks the end of Chinese New Year ...

The Chinese New Year is celebrated with family dinners, fireworks, red envelope gifts (hóngbāo in Chinese, bao lì xì in Vietnamese), and parades. This year honours the Snake, which represents ...

Saturday February 10 will mark Chinese New Year and, in true Dubai style, there will be fireworks to catch on the occasion. This year will be the year of the dragon in China – which is a symbol of ...

It is the most significant holiday in China — which is why it is sometimes called Chinese New Year — but is celebrated ... involving dances and fireworks are common, as are the giving of ...

Addressing the crowd on Thursday night, HKSAR Chief Executive John Lee underscored the significance of the fireworks display as a centerpiece of the Chinese New Year festivities in Hong Kong ...

For those who celebrate Lunar New Year, the holiday that starts the Year of the Snake is coming up. Lunar New Year, Spring Festival or Chinese New Year, falls in late January or early February ...