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Album Cover IllustrationAstro 本地圈 Malaysia Chinese New Year 2015 Album

Chinese family tree is really, really complicated. When it comes to addressing family members and relatives, Chinese people need to consider their generation, gender, age, paternal or maternal…

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You haven't really tasted the pleasures of Hong Kong until you've been there for Lunar New Year, when, for 15 days straight—starting with the year's first new moon, usually in late January or early February—the city's markets, restaurants, and home kitchens kick into high gear.

In China and in ethnic communities around the world, the Lunar New Year is celebrated as the most important and most festive holiday of the year. The day itself — this year, Monday, February 8 — marks the first of the New Year in the Chinese calendar, but the celebration, also known as “chun jie” or the Spring Festival, lasts 15 days! It’s a joyous time of family reunion and two full weeks of intense feasting.

Lunar New Year celebrations are full of traditions and symbolism in Chinese culture. Here are 3 meaningful vegetables to add to your Lunar New Year spread

Thomas Holton, born to a Chinese mother and an American father, began his photographic look at a family living in New York City’s Chinatown...